Build practical trade skills.
Focused learning in food compliance, supplier assurance, customs, logistics, commercial management and distribution.
Develop professional food trade skills, explore the CIFT qualification pathway, and manage your food facility’s regulatory readiness through connected Gloway services.
CIFT qualification framework in development
Three connected services for the professionals and food businesses participating in international trade.
Focused learning in food compliance, supplier assurance, customs, logistics, commercial management and distribution.
A proposed professional qualification spanning the five core competencies of international food trade.
Organize facility details, registration requirements, supporting documents and ongoing regulatory tasks for cross-border food trade.
The proposed Certified International Food Trade Professional (CIFT) qualification is designed around the knowledge and judgment required across the international food trade cycle.
Built for food manufacturers, exporters, importers, compliance specialists, logistics professionals and distributors.
Packaged groundnut snacks: allergen declaration missing from the proposed U.S. retail label.
Review documents, assess regulatory risks, evaluate shipment readiness and choose your next action in realistic food trade scenarios.
The Simulation Lab is being developed to connect technical knowledge with practical professional judgment.
Whether you make food, move it, regulate it or sell it, the Academy is designed around the decisions your work requires.
Explore the CIFT qualification pathway or experience the Academy's approach to practical trade learning.
From food facility registration support to product documentation and ongoing regulatory readiness, Gloway Compliance is being designed to help manufacturers and exporters organize the requirements behind successful cross-border food shipments.
Build a preliminary preparation plan for your food facility. Your entries remain in this browser session; this demo does not send or save facility information to Gloway.
U.S. market · Food manufacturer · Packaged foods
Checklist selections are not independently verified. A completed checklist does not establish regulatory compliance, FDA approval, certification or shipment authorization. No files are uploaded or retained.
Proposed capabilities that connect regulatory preparation with practical food trade execution.
Record facility identity, product categories, responsible contacts and applicable food facility registration tasks.
Track labels, product specifications, certificates and other documents relevant to the product and destination market.
Identify gaps to address before dispatch, including product-specific labeling, import and buyer requirements.
Plan periodic reviews, regulatory updates and relevant registration renewal windows.
Gloway may assist eligible businesses with FDA food facility registration and regulatory preparation. FDA food facility registration is not an FDA certification, endorsement or approval of a facility or its products.
Applicable obligations depend on the food, facility, transaction and destination market. Training certificates and the proposed CIFT qualification are separate from government registration or regulatory authorization.
A regulatory registration process for covered facilities, not a product or facility approval.
Training to develop knowledge and practical judgment, not FDA-issued certification.
A proposed professional credential under development, not currently accredited or awarded.
Explore Gloway’s trade services today while the Academy qualification and compliance portal are being developed.
Explore the proposed Certified International Food Trade Professional (CIFT) qualification pathway, starting with a specialization in U.S.–Africa Food Trade.
Programme in developmentCIFT is designed for food manufacturers, exporters, importers, regulatory and customs teams, freight professionals, and wholesale distributors. It combines regulatory knowledge with commercial judgment and practical trade execution.
Food safety, manufacturer readiness, traceability, specifications, packaging and labeling.
FDA obligations, FSVP, prior notice, product-specific requirements and regulatory risk.
Classification, documents, Incoterms, freight, customs and shipment controls.
Sourcing, landed costs, pricing, profitability, financing and container planning.
Buyer specifications, channels, inventory performance, sales and reorders.
Courses, guides, regulatory examples, assignments and knowledge checks.
Multi-step trade cases from product readiness through shipment and distribution.
A planned combination of examination, applied trade case and professional judgment evaluation.
A preview of the Academy learner portal. Secure sign-in, real enrolments and persistent progress tracking are planned for a later release.
Review a simulated Cameroon-to-USA shipment and determine the right action when a product label is missing critical allergen information.
This dashboard is illustrative. No learner data is stored or credentials issued.
Scenario-based training designed to test judgment, not just memorization. Try this sample U.S. food import compliance case.
Sample case 001 / Training modeA Cameroon manufacturer is preparing packaged groundnut snacks for a U.S. importer. The product's ingredient documentation identifies peanuts, but the proposed U.S. retail label does not include the required allergen declaration. The shipment has not departed.