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Senda and REACH24H: the filing, then every shipment

REACH24H registers Korean cosmetics facilities with FDA, lists their products and acts as US Agent, in English and in Korean. That is the filing. Every container after it still needs its registration numbers checked, its certificates and ingredient lists on file, its Korean invoice read and its duty priced. Senda runs that part.

Keep REACH24H for registration, listing, US Agent and safety review. Use Senda for the shipments: MoCRA numbers checked before arrival, documents read and cross-checked, Section 301 priced, and a packet ready for your broker.

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Where Senda earns its place

What you get that is hard to get elsewhere.

MoCRA numbers, checked every time

Registration and listing numbers sit on the supplier and the product line. Every cosmetics shipment is checked against them before it arrives, and Senda names what is missing. Senda records and checks; it files nothing with FDA.

CoA and INCI on the checklist

Certificates of analysis and ingredient lists are their own document types on a cosmetics shipment, so a missing one is flagged before the container lands, not at the port.

Korean invoices, read

Korean and bilingual supplier invoices and packing lists are read like English ones. Each value links to its place on the page, and a person confirms it.

Section 301, priced by line

The general rate, Section 301 and any other additional duty stacked line by line, each rate's source named, and kept on the shipment. An estimate for your broker to confirm, never a filed value.

Papers that agree

The invoice, packing list and bill of lading are checked against each other, and each mismatch is shown on its page before your broker sees it.

A packet for your broker

One download per shipment: its documents, a cover sheet and a plain list of what is still missing. Your own customs broker files from it.

Chapter 33 HS suggestions

Skin care, make-up, hair care and fragrance codes suggested from the US tariff schedule, as a starting point for your broker.

FDA notices in your alerts

FDA actions on cosmetics from the Federal Register arrive with your other compliance alerts, matched to the products you import.

Side by side

REACH24H and Senda, row by row

What REACH24H publishes about itself, read on 30 September 2026, beside what Senda does.

  • Built for

    REACH24H
    In its words: manufacturers, importers and brand owners selling in the US; its Korean pages add OEM and ODM makers and cross-border e-commerce sellers
    Senda
    The US importer of Korean cosmetics, and the team that runs each shipment from supplier invoice to broker

  • MoCRA numbers on each shipment

    REACH24H
    Not covered on the pages we read
    Senda
    Facility registration and product listing numbers recorded against suppliers and product lines, and checked on every cosmetics shipment before it arrives, naming what is missing

  • Certificates of analysis and INCI lists

    REACH24H
    Not covered on the pages we read
    Senda
    On the shipment checklist as their own document types; a missing one raises an alert before arrival on Operations

  • Korean supplier invoices

    REACH24H
    Not covered on the pages we read
    Senda
    Korean, bilingual and English invoices and packing lists read into the record, each value linked to its place on the page and confirmed by a person

  • Documents that agree

    REACH24H
    Not covered on the pages we read
    Senda
    Invoice, packing list and bill of lading checked against each other, with each mismatch shown on its page

  • US duty

    REACH24H
    Not covered on the pages we read
    Senda
    Stacked line by line with each rate's source named. Korean cosmetics on free-rate lines such as 3304.99.50 pay 12.5% Section 301 duty under heading 9903.05.71. An estimate for your broker to confirm

  • Your customs broker

    REACH24H
    Not covered on the pages we read
    Senda
    One broker packet per shipment: its documents, a cover sheet and a plain list of what is still missing. Your broker files

  • Rule changes

    REACH24H
    Its own regulatory information platform, with monitoring, analysis and a database
    Senda
    FDA cosmetics notices from the Federal Register among your compliance alerts, matched to the products you import

  • Registration, listing and US Agent

    REACH24H
    Their edgeFiles facility registration and the FEI application, submits product listings and annual renewals, handles changes, and offers a U.S. Local Agent Service for overseas companies
    Senda
    Files nothing with FDA and is not a US Agent or Responsible Person. Senda records the numbers your registration produced and checks them on each shipment

  • Beyond the US filing

    REACH24H
    Their edgeFormula, packaging, ingredient, colour, label and claims review; safety substantiation and toxicological risk assessment; a US OTC service for SPF products (DUNS, OTC facility registration, NDC labeler code and NDC registration); EU and UK Responsible Person, CPSR, CPNP and SCPN; China NMPA; Taiwan, Japan, ASEAN, Australia and Canada
    Senda
    Not offered. Senda gives no regulatory advice and leaves sunscreen drug work to a specialist. It covers the US import, with Korea Customs UNIPASS clearance lookups in the same workspace, read-only, on Operations

  • Korea presence

    REACH24H
    Their edgeAn office in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, a full Korean-language site, and a local US entity
    Senda
    Korean-language pages on sendaship.com

  • Price

    REACH24H
    Not published. It notes FDA charges no government fee for registration, and that professional consulting fees may apply
    Senda
    Published: Core $249/month for 5 users; Operations $599/month for 15 users. Enterprise is priced with you.

Which one to pick

Which one fits depends on the job.

Choose Senda if

  • You are the US importer, your suppliers' registration is done, and the work now is every container that follows it.
  • Someone on your team chases certificates of analysis and INCI lists by email, or retypes Korean supplier invoices.
  • You want the Section 301 line on Korean cosmetics priced before the goods land, with each rate's source on the page.
  • Your broker asks for the same documents on every entry, and you would rather send one packet than a thread of attachments.

Choose REACH24H if

  • You need your facility registered and your products listed with FDA, with annual renewals and changes handled by someone who files them for you.
  • You need a US Agent, or a toxicologist's safety substantiation and a review of your formula, label and claims before you sell in the US.
  • You sell sunscreen or another SPF product. In the US that is an OTC drug, and REACH24H's pages describe the OTC registration and NDC work it needs. Senda does none of that.
  • You sell in the EU, the UK, China or ASEAN as well as the US, and want one consultancy with a Seoul office across all of those markets.

Registration is one filing. Every shipment after is the job.

MoCRA asks a brand to register its facility and list its products with FDA. REACH24H does that, renews it each year, acts as US Agent and reviews the formula, label and safety file behind it. Its own Korean page makes the point that finishing registration and listing is not the whole of US compliance.

The rest arrives by container. Each shipment needs the right registration and listing numbers for the supplier and the product lines on it, a certificate of analysis and an INCI list, an invoice that agrees with the packing list and bill of lading, and a duty figure that includes Section 301. Korean cosmetics on free-rate lines such as 3304.99.50 now pay 12.5% under heading 9903.05.71, and U.S. note 52 does not exempt heading 3304.

That is the work Senda runs, for the importer, on every shipment. It files nothing with FDA or CBP and gives no legal advice. So the two fit together: REACH24H gets the brand registered, Senda checks each shipment against what was registered, and your broker files the entry from a packet that is already complete.

Questions

What people ask us.

Does Senda replace REACH24H?

No. REACH24H registers facilities, lists products, acts as US Agent and reviews formulas, labels and safety data. Senda does none of that. It runs the shipments that follow: the MoCRA numbers checked before arrival, the documents read and cross-checked, the duty priced and the broker packet assembled. Many importers will use both.

Will Senda register my facility or list my products with FDA?

No. Senda never registers, lists or files anything with FDA, and it is not a US Agent or Responsible Person. It records the numbers your registration produced and checks every cosmetics shipment against them.

What about Korean sunscreen?

In the US a sunscreen or SPF product is an OTC drug, not only a cosmetic. It needs drug registration and listing, which REACH24H's OTC page describes and Senda does not handle. Senda still reads the shipment's documents and prices its duty.

Does the MoCRA small-business exemption change any of this?

The exemption, for businesses under $1M in average annual US cosmetics sales, covers only the GMP and registration and listing requirements. Every shipment still has an invoice, a duty bill and documents your broker needs.

How much does REACH24H cost?

Its pages publish no price. They say FDA charges no government fee for registration and that professional consulting fees may apply. Senda's Core plan is $249/month for 5 users. We read REACH24H's pages on 30 September 2026; ask them for a current quote.

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Where this comparison comes from

Every row about REACH24H was read from reach24h.com and the pages listed below on 30 September 2026. Plans and prices move; if a row is out of date, it is our mistake, and we will correct it.

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