EPA and FDA Registration
Which registration your product needs and how to prepare for it. Cathy took Kawell all the way to EPA registration.

EPA registrationU.S. patentBloomberg TV
Cathy Halaszi guides Latin American entrepreneurs from the first product review to selling in the U.S.
EPA No. 82012-3 U.S. Patent 9,107,398 B2 CEO of 5 brands
I won’t tell you how it’s done. I’ll show you how I did it.
Cathy HalasziFrom the first product review to the sale: Cathy guides every decision with the experience of having done it with her own brands.
Guidance, not formal legal or tax advice: when needed, we work with attorneys and accountants.
Which registration your product needs and how to prepare for it. Cathy took Kawell all the way to EPA registration.
The business culture, the channels and the ways products are sold in the United States, from someone who lives it.
Guidance on setting up your company and operating there.
Understanding your tax obligations and connecting with specialists.
Adapting your brand, packaging and labels to U.S. consumers and regulations.
How to get your product there and have it ready when customers ask for it.
Not sure which ones your product needs? Tell me about it
Latin America makes world-class products. But quality alone is not enough: selling in the United States takes proper registrations, a brand that connects and a well-planned entry.
From a copper alloy developed in Chile to a brand with EPA registration, a U.S. patent and a feature on Bloomberg TV.


She knows Latin American entrepreneurship and what the U.S. market demands.
CEO of Kawell USA, Kawell Chile, Halaszi, Its Caliber and Solutions Workforce.
She helps Latin American companies with good products build their position, earn trust and enter the U.S.
Good Latin American companies rarely fail because of their product. They struggle because entering the United States is a different business.
From Chilean innovation to an opportunity in the U.S. market
It began as a copper innovation project focused on hoof health.

Research with the University of Chile and the University of Santiago.

Its copper alloy horseshoes are protected by U.S. Patent No. 9,107,398 B2.

EPA Registration No. 82012-3 and a composition of 85.5% copper.

The brand grew into natural animal care products in Chile and the U.S.

Latin American innovation can become a business story in the United States.
Images: Bloomberg TV, World’s Greatest
Cathy walked this road with her own brands. Now she guides you so your product arrives with everything in place.
Your product, your target market and what it needs to compete.
Forming your company and understanding your tax obligations.
EPA, FDA or others, depending on your product.
Ready for American consumers.
The route for your product to arrive and be available.
Distributors, retailers and e-commerce.
Modern Living with Kathy IrelandCathy Halaszi, Founder and CEO of Kawell
Bloomberg TV · World’s GreatestThe feature on Kawell USA
Partners: American Farrier’s Association (U.S.) · Hub APTA (Chile)
It depends on what it is, what it’s made of and who it’s for. The first step is a product review: that shows which registrations, labels and adjustments it needs.
It often makes sense, but it isn’t always the first step. Cathy advises you on when and how, and connects you with specialists for the legal and tax side.
They are U.S. agencies that regulate certain products. Not every product needs registration; if yours does, you’ll know what to file and in what order.
No: this is not an Amazon consultancy. Cathy can share her experience and some practical tips, but setting up and running an Amazon store is a job for specialized services.
Use the form to tell us about your business and your product. Cathy reviews it and replies to your email with first guidance.
Tell me about your business and your product, and I’ll reply to your email with the first steps.