Centro Botanico Azteca SA
This firm is named on 3 FDA import alerts in Mexico. Shipments from a listed firm may be detained at the port without physical examination. The oldest listing dates to 16 September 2009, the newest to 6 July 2012.
- 3import alerts now
- 16years since the first listing
- 0listings come off
- 30 Augustcopy checked, 2026
Every alert naming this firm
Source: FDA import alerts, mirrored 30 August 2026 · newest listing first
| Alert | Subject | Country | Listed since |
|---|---|---|---|
| 53-06 | Cosmetics That are Adulterated and/or Misbranded Due to Color Additive Violations53L--99 | Mexico | 6 July 201214 yr |
| 66-41 | Unapproved New Drugs Promoted In The U.S.31M--02 · 31M--02 · 31M--02 · 31M--02 · 31M--99 · 31M--99 | Mexico | 7 May 201214 yr |
| 99-19 | Food Products Due to the Presence of Salmonella54E--99 | Mexico | 16 September 200916 yr |
Product classes covered
A listing does not cover everything the factory makes — it covers the FDA product codes named on the alert. These are the codes attached to this firm, with the class FDA prints for each.
| Code | Product class |
|---|---|
| 31M--02 | Tea With Extracts or Concentrates |
| 31M--99 | Blended Teas, N.E.C. |
| 53L--99 | Other Skin Care Preparations, N.E.C. |
| 54E--99 | Herbals & Botanical Teas, N.E.C. |
Why this matters under FSVP
If you import this firm's food into the United States, the FSVP rule makes you re-evaluate the supplier when new information comes to light about its performance. An import alert listing is exactly that kind of information. What FSVP requires and where this fits.
This page exists because the firm was on more than one alert when we first saw it, on 30 August 2026. It stays even after the listings come off, because FDA does not publish removals. What moved lately · check another supplier.