Regulatory Compliance

Catch up on the Canadian Cannabis Industry!

on December 10, 2019by adminin Industry Trends, Regulatory Compliance, Uncategorized

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On October of 2018, the Cannabis Regulations came into force, bringing major change to how cannabis is regulated in Canada. Legalization of different types of cannabis products for medical and recreational use was implemented in a step-wise manner, as follows: How has legalization of Cannabis impacted Canadians?? Adult Canadians (aged 18+) can legally carry up..

Debunking bogus health claims

on December 5, 2019by adminin Industry Trends, Packaging Compliance, Regulatory Compliance

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With the holidays creeping around, many consumers are thinking of a New Year’s resolution. Most would say that their number one resolution is to become a healthier version of themselves. Whether that be exercising, dieting, or trying out supplements. Canadians spend hundreds of dollars each year on health products. It would be no surprise to..

Ingredients, Allergens and the Impact of Recalls

on November 27, 2019by adminin Packaging Compliance, Regulatory Compliance, Uncategorized

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More than 2.6 million Canadians live with food allergies, with over half of those being children [1]. While there is no cure for food allergies, it can be managed by avoiding the food allergen through carefully examining food labels. Food allergens can be present in the most unexpected places, so how can you tell if a..

Are you ready for the U.S labelling changes?

on September 30, 2019by adminin Regulatory Compliance, Uncategorized

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We mentioned in July that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given manufacturers a deadline to implement Nutrition labelling changes, and we wanted to remind you that it is fast approaching. For most manufacturers, January 1, 2020 is the date for compliance to the new Nutrition facts label. click image to enlarge What..

Self-Care Framework Updates

on September 26, 2019by adminin Industry Trends, Regulatory Compliance, Uncategorized

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Canadians use every day products like: cosmetic products for personal hygiene, pain relievers, vitamins, minerals, sunscreens, etc. All these products are called “self-care products”. Self-Care products encompass cosmetic products, natural health products and non-prescription drug products. Canadians use self-care products to maintain their health, treat minor ailments or improve overall appearance. These products can be..

Catch up on the Canadian Cannabis Industry!

Debunking bogus health claims

Ingredients, Allergens and the Impact of Recalls

Are you ready for the U.S labelling changes?

Self-Care Framework Updates

Coming Soon: Safe Food for Canadians Import Requirements Change

Amazon’s New Policy for Supplements