Issue #2,038 · Circ: 7,403 importers2026

The watchtower for your supplier portfolio.

Daily supplier-risk briefings for specialty food importers and manufacturers who carry genuine exposure to FSMA 204, FDA Import Alerts, USDA FSIS recalls, UFLPA detentions, supplier covenant breaches, and Modern Slavery Act reporting — but cannot afford to deploy Resilinc or staff a dedicated analyst.

Read time
90 sec
Sources fused
9 public
Silent days
Affordably quiet
Today’s briefing
05:31 UTC
High
06:14 UTCFDA Import Alert
Aji Pure Foods Pvt. Ltd.Plant #4, Cochin IN
India · HS 0904.21
High
07:02 UTCUSDA FSIS Class I Recall
Sunbridge Citrus CooperativeLot 1187P
Mexico · Citrus pulp
Med
08:41 UTCSEC EDGAR 8-K — Covenant Breach
Inka Andes Mills S.A.Headquarters debt covenant
Peru · Andean grain
Med
09:55 UTCUFLPA USTR Region Detention
Verde Verde Olive Co.Xinjiang origin traceback
China · HS 1509.10
1+ further signals in archiveprovend.app/briefings/latest

Illustrative format — anonymised from a subscriber portfolio.

What ships in each briefing

Six signal classes. One decision per supplier per day.

Each row in a briefing carries a change-applied timestamp and a link back to the raw public source — so a compliance officer can paste the row into an audit response without re-researching the case.

FSMA 204 traceability events

live

Key Data Element failures at CTE-producing facilities, on the foods your SKU mix actually carries.

FDA · FSMA 204FDA Food Traceability List · KDEs

FDA Import Alerts

live

New or expanded alerts on a named facility, matched to your suppliers by FEI and HS code.

FDA OASISFDA OASIS

USDA FSIS recalls

live

Class I / II / III recalls on ingredient lots you already buy — cross-referenced against your SKU master.

USDA FSISUSDA FSIS recall feeds

UFLPA detentions

live

Detentions on the same HS code from the same province — the signal pattern compliance officers report missing.

USTR / CBPUSTR entity + region list

SEC covenant breaches

live

8-K filings tripping supplier liquidity covenants — proxies for upstream substitution noise.

SEC EDGAREDGAR full-text search

Modern Slavery Act statements

live

Missed filings, statement date shifts, and coverage gaps on dated transparency obligations.

GOV.UK · AUS registerUK s.54 register · AU register
How it works

Paste a supplier list. Confirm your SKU mix. Get briefed.

There is nothing to deploy. No vendor onboarding call, no data integration. Provend’s graph already fuses the public signal sources; it only needs to know whose turnover you care about.

  1. 01stage 1 of 3

    Paste your supplier list

    A spreadsheet of your named suppliers, with city and country if you have them. Provend resolves each name to facility records and trading aliases within 24 hours.

  2. 02stage 2 of 3

    Confirm your SKU mix

    Tick the product categories (up to five) your portfolio actually carries. This scopes the FSMA 204 KDE feed and USDA recall filters to the ingredients you buy.

  3. 03stage 3 of 3

    Read the briefing each morning

    A 90-second prioritised digest lands before 06:30 local time. Each row carries a severity tag, a change-applied timestamp, and a link back to the raw public source.

A today’s briefing, end to end

Five events from one portfolio. Every row is paste-ready.

A subscriber’s morning digest. Each row resolves to a public record with a change-applied timestamp; a compliance officer can copy any cell into a regulator response without re-researching the case.

TimeSeverityEventSupplier · facility
06:14 UTC
High
FDA Import AlertEVT-2026-08-02-0042
Aji Pure Foods Pvt. Ltd.Plant #4, Cochin IN
07:02 UTC
High
USDA FSIS Class I RecallEVT-2026-08-02-0107
Sunbridge Citrus CooperativeLot 1187P
08:41 UTC
Med
SEC EDGAR 8-K — Covenant BreachEVT-2026-08-02-0224
Inka Andes Mills S.A.Headquarters debt covenant
09:55 UTC
Med
UFLPA USTR Region DetentionEVT-2026-08-02-0311
Verde Verde Olive Co.Xinjiang origin traceback
10:30 UTC
Low
Modern Slavery Act s.54EVT-2026-08-02-0398
Helios Bottling GroupFY26 statement filed
Pricing

Two tiers. The first pays for itself the first time a recall lands cleanly on an SKU.

Both tiers ship the same daily briefing. The difference is what you can do with the underlying graph — and whether your procurement and SKU teams read or query it.

Watchtower
$89/month

A single named-supplier portfolio.

  • Up to 150 named suppliers in your portfolio.
  • Daily digest, delivered before 06:30 local time.
  • Five product categories (your SKU mix).
  • Regulatory monitoring across all nine public sources.
  • Permalink archive with change-applied timestamps.
Programme pick
Beacon
$299/month

Multi-tier mapping and programmatic access.

  • Everything in Watchtower, with multi-tier mapping.
  • API access for procurement and SKU-exposure pipelines.
  • SKU-level exposure scoring across named ingredient lots.
  • Tier-2 substitution detection upstream of named suppliers.
  • Two seats; SSO on request.

Both tiers cancel month-to-month. No annual contract. No platform implementation fee.

What we need from you

Two artefacts. Twenty minutes. Briefings from tomorrow morning.

Provend does the cleaning. You retain the audit trail.

  • A spreadsheet of your named suppliersOne column of supplier names is enough; facility city and country accelerate matching. CSV, XLSX, or pasted text — your call.
  • A SKU mix tick-listPick up to five product categories (citrus pulp, dairy derivatives, coconut derivatives, spice blends, and similar). This narrows recall and KDE matching to what you actually buy.
  • A delivery rule of oneOne addressee per portfolio. Compliance officer, procurement lead, or a shared inbox — whichever the audit trail is meant to pass through.
What you do not need

No data feeds. No SDKs. No procurement-system integration.

Provend travels through email and a permalink archive because that is the medium compliance officers already work in. If your auditor needs the row, it is one copy away.

Start a 30-day trial
Provenance

Nine public sources. One named-supplier graph.

Every row in a briefing resolves to a public record. The archive carries the change-applied timestamp, the source URL, and the exact field we matched against. You can paste the row into an audit response — or follow the link to the source.

SourceCoverage typeRefresh cadence
FDA OASISImport Alert registry
Hourly
USDA FSIS Recall NoticesClass I / II / III feed
Daily
FDA Recalls portalRecalled food archive
Daily
SEC EDGAR full-text search8-K covenant + material event search
Hourly
USPTO assignment recordsSupplier chain-of-title changes
Daily
Federal court dockets (PACER)Civil enforcement filings
Daily
UFLPA USTR entity / region listXinjiang-region origin detentions
Daily
FSMA 204 Food Traceability ListTraced-food KDE schema
Weekly
AUS Modern Slavery Act Statements RegisterDated transparency filings
Weekly
Frequently asked

Not for everyone. Built for the right buyer.

If you have a fully-staffed procurement analyst team running Resilinc or Elementum, Provend is not your product. If you are doing this work with spreadsheets and an email inbox, Provend is.

Start tomorrow morning

Briefings from your first morning.

Send the supplier list. Confirm the SKU mix. The first briefing lands before 06:30 local time the next working day.

Request a sample briefing

We reply same-day · provend-7@polsia.app

Privacy

Data we hold about you.

Provend stores your named-supplier list, your SKU-mix tick-list, your chosen delivery address, and a 90-day briefing archive. We do not share your portfolio with peers. Email provend-7@polsia.app to export or delete your data.

Disclaimers

Provend is intelligence, not advice. Briefing rows are sourced from public regulatory and corporate filings; subscribers remain responsible for the regulatory decisions made on the back of them. Names and event detail in the sample briefing on this page are illustrative only.