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ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGSENDING SAMPLES F O R A N A LY S I S S A M P L I N G BEST PRACTICE SBC Food Protection Association November 7, 2016, Food Safety Workshop presented by Sheila Minnie, I.G.

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What is f o r a?

FORA stands for 'Foreign Operations Report and Analysis,' which is a report that organizations must file to disclose their foreign operations and activities.

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Entities engaged in foreign operations or transactions exceeding certain thresholds are required to file FORA, including corporations and partnerships.

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To fill out FORA, organizations need to provide detailed information about their foreign operations, including financial data, company structure, and types of activities conducted abroad.

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The purpose of FORA is to promote transparency and accountability in foreign operations by ensuring that entities disclose relevant information that may affect stakeholders and regulators.

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FORA requires reporting of information such as the name and location of foreign operations, financial performance, investment amounts, and the nature of the business activities.