Global Freight Solutions, Inc.
USDA FSIS establishment I2056, Carson, California
- Global Freight Solutions, Inc. is USDA FSIS establishment I2056 (I2056 (imports grant)) in Carson, California, per the FSIS Meat, Poultry and Egg Product Inspection Directory as of .
- FSIS size class: Very Small (fewer than 10 employees or under $2.5 million in annual sales).
- Inspection activities under its grant: import inspection (official import establishment).
- Most recent grant of inspection: .
- No FSIS recall notices in the feed (which begins in 2014) name establishment I2056 as of .
- Establishment
- I2056
- Address
- 1240 E. Victoria St, Carson, CA 90746
- Phone
- (310) 669-8686
- Doing business as
- Mar Pacific Consolidations and Food Services
- County
- Los Angeles County (FIPS 06037)
- FSIS district / circuit
- 05 / 0507
- Map
- 33.86674798, -118.249607
- Directory listing date
FSIS recalls and public health alerts naming this establishment
No FSIS recall notices in the feed (which begins in 2014) name establishment I2056 as of . Notices that identify a plant only by company name are not attributed here, so this is not a statement that the plant has never had a recall.
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