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FDA Warning Letter Scraper — Remediation Intel

FDA Warning Letter Scraper — Remediation Intel

Scrape FDA warning letters with recipient names, titles, company addresses, violation types, and remediation urgency scoring. Two-stage pipeline: bulk listing via XLSX export, then detail page fetch for full recipient data.

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Saad Belcaid

Saad Belcaid

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Scrape FDA warning letters with recipient names, titles, company addresses, violation types, and remediation urgency scoring. 300 leads in under 2 minutes.

Use Cases

  • FDA remediation consultants: Find manufacturers that just got hit with a warning letter and need CGMP rescue work NOW
  • Quality/compliance firms: Identify drug makers and API plants with open violations and no response filed
  • Medtech consulting: Spot device manufacturers under active FDA scrutiny
  • Legal services: Track companies facing regulatory enforcement with ticking clocks

Output Fields

FieldExampleWhy It Matters
company_name"OraLabs, Inc."Your target
recipient_full_name"Mr. Gary Schlatter"The person who received the letter — usually the CEO or President
recipient_first_name"Gary"For personalized outreach
recipient_last_name"Schlatter"For email lookup and LinkedIn search
recipient_title"CEO"Confirms decision-maker authority
issue_date"2026-03-11"When the letter was issued
days_since_issue12Recency = urgency. Under 30 days = active remediation window
subject"CGMP/Finished Pharmaceuticals/Adulterated"What they got hit for
product_type"Drugs"Drugs, Medical Devices, Food & Beverages, etc.
urgency"critical"Pre-calculated priority. Critical + High = call first
opportunity_signal"Warning letter issued 12 days ago for CGMP... no response filed"The one-sentence pitch
city"Parker"Company location
state"CO"For geographic targeting
street_address"18685 East Plaza Drive"Full mailing address
zip"80134-9061"Zip code
issuing_office"CDER"Which FDA center issued it (CDER = drugs, CDRH = devices)
response_letter""Empty = no response filed = still in crisis
letter_url"https://www.fda.gov/..."Direct link to the full warning letter
company_size"201-500"Employee count range (requires Apollo API key)
company_domain"oralabs.com"Company website (requires Apollo API key)

Quick Start

  1. Click Start in the Apify Console
  2. Wait ~2 minutes
  3. Click Export → CSV or JSON
  4. You have 300 leads with names, titles, and addresses

No coding required.

Input Parameters

ParameterTypeDefaultDescription
maxResultsnumber300How many leads to return
subjectFilterstring(all)Only include letters matching this text. Examples: CGMP, Adulterated, Drug, Device
issuingOfficeFilterstring(all)Filter by FDA center: CDER (drugs), CDRH (devices), CBER (biologics)
fetchDetailPagesbooleantrueGet recipient names, titles, addresses. Turn off for faster listing-only scrape
detailConcurrencynumber5Parallel detail page fetches (1-10)
detailDelayMsnumber500Delay between batches in ms
apolloApiKeystring(none)Your Apollo.io API key. Adds company size and domain. Free tier works

How Urgency Scoring Works

Three factors combined into one label:

FactorWeightLogic
Recency40pts≤30 days = 40, ≤60 = 35, ≤90 = 30, ≤180 = 20
Violation severity30ptsCGMP/Adulterated = 30, Data Integrity = 28, Unapproved = 22
Response status20ptsNo response = 20, Response filed = 5
ScoreLabelWhat it means
≥70criticalActive remediation window — call now
≥50highRecent violation, likely still responding
≥30mediumOlder or less severe — still worth outreach
<30lowResolved or old — low priority

Data Source

FDA Warning Letters Database — public, updated weekly, ~3,400 letters total.

How It Works

  1. Reads FDA's warning letter listing (the data behind the table on fda.gov), newest letter first
  2. Applies your subject and office filters to the listing, so you get exactly maxResults matching letters
  3. Fetches each letter's page for recipient name, title and address, slowing down automatically if FDA rate-limits
  4. Scores urgency and generates "why call today" signals
  5. Optionally enriches with Apollo for company size and domain

Tip: subjectFilter matches the letter's subject line only. Many drug letters read "CGMP/Finished Pharmaceuticals/Adulterated" with no "Drug" in them, so for every drug letter set issuingOfficeFilter to CDER. Letters to online pharmacies and websites often name no person, only the company and its address.