Preliminary Regulatory Flexibility Analysis Sample Clauses

Preliminary Regulatory Flexibility Analysis. As discussed in detail in section VII.A of this document, we find that this proposed rule would affect up to 1,184 owners or consignees annually.4 Most of these owners or consignees are small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration. For the purpose of this analysis, we assume that all 1,184 affected businesses are small.5 These small owners or consignees would face a cost of approximately $65 per labeled violative food shipment in time and materials as calculated in section VII.A of this document. In addition, the value of their violative food shipment would fall. This cost is difficult to quantify, but can be bounded by the cost of repackaging the merchandise. FDA seeks comment on the estimates used to calculate the cost per labeled shipment. We do not expect this cost for any one small owner or consignee to be excessive, so we conclude that this proposed rule would 4 Using total shipments labeled as a proxy for the number of importers affected is an overestimate in the sense that some owners or consignees may accrue multiple violations.
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