FDA-Inspected Site

DFA Dairy Brands Fluid, LLC

9 FDA inspections are on record for DFA Dairy Brands Fluid, LLC in Nashville, United States.

Clean· No action indicated

Nashville, United States · Last updated July 9, 2026

Overview

  • 9 FDA inspections are on record.
  • 2 inspections produced a Form 483.
  • The most recent recorded inspection date is 2024-08-08.

At a glance

Inspections

9

Form 483s

2

EIRs

0

Last outcome

Clean

Inspection history

FDA inspections on record, most recent first.

InspectionCategoryOutcomeForm 483
7 Aug 2024 – 8 Aug 2024Foods & CosmeticsClean
22 Mar 2023 – 17 Apr 2023Foods & Cosmetics483View 483 →
2 Aug 2022 – 4 Aug 2022Foods & CosmeticsClean
13 Jun 2017 – 15 Jun 2017Foods & Cosmetics483View 483 →
25 Mar 2014 – 26 Mar 2014Foods & CosmeticsClean
6 Oct 2010Not recordedClean
24 Feb 2010Not recordedClean
14 Jul 2009Not recordedClean
29 Jul 2008Not recordedClean

Observations on record

Form 483 observations cited at this site, most recent first.

17 Apr 2023
21 CFR 117.4

Qualifications of individuals

Cited by John E Russell

17 Apr 2023
21 CFR 117.80(c)

Manufacturing, processing, packing, holding - Controls

Cited by John E Russell

15 Jun 2017
21 CFR 117.20(b)

Plant Construction and Design

Cited by Thomas B Smith, Stephen G Mclane

Investigators

FDA investigators tied to this site in the record.

Recurring citations

CFR citation patterns observed across this site's inspections.

CitationWhat it coversCited
21 CFR 117.20(b)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 117.4Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 117.80(c)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x

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