South Africa — Whole Grains, Milled Grain Products, and Starch

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South Africa received 2 FDA import refusals in Whole Grains, Milled Grain Products, and Starch between 2026-Q2 and 2026-Q3. The most-cited issue is pesticide residue. No trade baseline is published for this commodity from South Africa, so no per-$1B rate is shown here.

Key figures

Hazard or paperwork
Of these, 2 were hazard refusals and 0 were paperwork refusals.

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Quarterly refusals, last 2 quarters

2026-Q2: 1 hazard 1 2026-Q2 2026-Q2: 1 — 1 hazard, 0 paperwork 2026-Q3: 1 hazard 1 2026-Q3 2026-Q3: 1 — 1 hazard, 0 paperwork

hazard findings labelling & registration

Show the numbers
QuarterRefusalsHazardPaperwork
2026-Q2110
2026-Q3110

By commodity, last 156 weeks

Commodity Refusals 1 refusal per Per $1B US imports Most-cited hazard
Rice 2 — — pesticide residue

"1 refusal per X t": tonnes of the same product imported for every one, over the same 156 weeks. A dash means fewer than 5 in the window, or under 1,000 t a year imported, too few to rate; the total row pools every product that has import tonnes on record.

Recent refusals

Data and downloads

Download all 2 entries (CSV) — every refusal behind this page, with its import division, FDA product code, charges and whether it was a hazard finding or paperwork.

The file holds entries up to 2026-09-18. To get new ones for South Africa by email, watch South Africa.