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QEDN - Has INVIMA - USDA approval


The INVIMA certification
is the equivalent to the FDA

the United States Food & Drug License
to Sell & Ship to Stores in the USA

Kate Bahnsen

CEO




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Monday, January 7, 2019

QEDN - USDA approval,

INVIMA approval and Brand Names Register

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Dear Shareholders, Consumers and Followers

We are please to announce
the USDA
(United States Department of Agriculture)

has allowed Sacha Inchi
products for consumption
from Inca Worldwide (OTC-QEDN)
to enter the US.

All seeds need to be inspected
by the USDA,
the customs and boarder protection,
Agriculture Quarantine Inspection (CBP-AQI)
or Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ).

The INVIMA certification
is the equivalent to the FDA
the United States Food & Drug License
to Sell & Ship to Stores in the USA
but we also needed the USDA approval
to ship to the USA.

Now all our products
can leave Colombia and enter the USA
with all required permits
from Colombia and the USA.


Our INVIMA certification PSA-001247-2017

for our Sacha Inchi powder with the Brands



https://twitter.com/IncaSnacks/status/1082268887993982976

https://www.incaworldwide.com/single-post/2019/01/07/USDA-approval-Invima-approval-and-Brand-Names-Register


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Kate Bahnsen

CEO,
MBA Co-founder of Inca Seeds and Snacks

https://www.incaworldwide.com/our-story

https://twitter.com/IncaSnacks

https://www.incaworldwide.com/blog/author/Kate--Bahnsen

10 Surprising Benefits of Sacha Inchi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDqRJESFtco

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/accfca_7139ac0f0be045c5af2e6901d01cc4f0.pdf

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[SkribbleD]

USDA approval is a stretch.

Kate has posted a letter from the USDA stating that sacha inchi poses no threat to human consumption and has already been incorporated into products present in the US.