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10The distinction matters because seizure is frequently discussed as though it were a verdict on a supplier. It is a verdict on an importation, and the same material shipped to two jurisdictions may be released in one and refused in the other.{{r|fda_pip}}10The distinction matters because seizure is frequently discussed as though it were a verdict on a supplier. It is a verdict on an importation, and the same material shipped to two jurisdictions may be released in one and refused in the other.{{r|fda_pip}}
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+12== How a consignment is handled ==
+13Border authorities screen consignments against declared contents, origin, value and risk profile. A consignment may be released, held for further information, referred to a health or medicines regulator, or refused entry.{{r|wco}}
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+15Where a medicines regulator is involved, the question is generally whether the article is a medicine requiring authorisation in that jurisdiction, whether an exemption applies, and whether the quantity is consistent with the declared purpose. Research reagents and medicines are treated under different rules.
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12== References ==17== References ==
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14<ref name="fda_pip">United States Food and Drug Administration, ''Regulatory Procedures Manual'', chapter 9 (coverage of personal importations).</ref>19<ref name="fda_pip">United States Food and Drug Administration, ''Regulatory Procedures Manual'', chapter 9 (coverage of personal importations).</ref>
+20<ref name="wco">World Customs Organization, ''International Convention on the Simplification and Harmonization of Customs Procedures'' (revised Kyoto Convention).</ref>
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