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TRADESHOW reCAP

PRESENTATION reCAP

From proposed amendments to the Natural Health Products Regulations to evolving trade relations and emerging marketing trends, big talk at this years Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) NOW trade show highlights how businesses must navigate developments that could influence compliance costs, market access, and long-term competitiveness. 

On September 25, 2026, during the conference session held in Toronto, representatives from their Regulatory Affairs and Government Relations teams, alongside trade policy experts, discussed the issues shaping the Canadian health and wellness sector.

Red-light therapy devices have become increasingly popular across the beauty, wellness, and dermatology markets. In Canada, the way a red-light therapy device is marketed matters.

In our latest recorded presentation, Dr. Maira Medellin from Source Nutraceutical, Inc. (SNI) explains the key compliance considerations for selling red-light therapy devices in Canada, including classification, licensing, quality system requirements, importer and distributor obligations, and post-market responsibilities.

 

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Canada’s expanded cosmetic fragrance allergen disclosure requirements are changing how brands assess formulations, label ingredients, and manage Cosmetic Notification Forms (CNFs). With new requirements already in effect and a transition deadline approaching for existing products, manufacturers and importers must ensure their products meet Health Canada’s requirements.

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Health Canada has expanded the labelling flexibility available to natural health products (NHPs) and certain non-prescription drugs through an updated List of Interchangeable Terms intended to be more consumer-friendly language without changing the meaning authorized by Health Canada. Learn more about what has changed.

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An interim policy introduced by Health Canada published August 31, 2026 provides targeted flexibility for import and sale of unenriched white flour used in the manufacture of certain foods. It’s intended to reduce regulatory burden and not expected to undermine the public health objectives of Canada’s flour fortification program.

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ADDITIONAL UPDATES

• Health Canada's Draft NHP Quality Guide: What the Proposed Changes Mean for Brands


• Canada Updates Caffeinated Beverage Rules


• Health Canada Updates Food Fortification Policy: August 2026 Update


• Health Canada Proposes a Streamlined Pathway for Certain Low-Risk Non-Prescription Drugs


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INSIGHTS FROM CHFA NOW 2026 IN TORONTO

The Power of Merchandising

Retail merchandising connects market entry with the commercial performance needed to maintain and expand distribution.
HOW CAN BRANDS AND RETAILERS WORK TOGETHER TO IMPROVE PRODUCT DISCOVERY, SHOPPER ENGAGEMENT, AND SALES GROWTH?

INSIGHTS FROM CHFA NOW 2026 IN TORONTO

Regulatory Reform, Trade Pressures & Compliance Priorities

From NHP Regulations to evolving trade relations and emerging marketing trends, industry is closely influenced by compliance costs, market access, and long-term competitiveness.
WHAT DOES THIS ALL MEAN FOR BRANDS?

 

PRODUCT DESIGN

Insights to Support Your Next Move

From navigating regulatory requirements to preparing products for market entry, staying informed is essential to building a successful brand. Explore SNI’s latest articles covering regulatory updates, product development, packaging compliance, and industry trends, with practical insights to help you make informed decisions at every stage of your product’s journey.

 

BRANDING SUPPORT

Product Rebranding in Canada: What Triggers Regulatory Review?

Planning a product rebrand? Changes to packaging, claims, or product names may trigger additional regulatory requirements. Learn how to refresh your brand while maintaining compliance and avoiding unnecessary approval delays.

 

 

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Does my product need an SDS in Canada? Click here to find out!

Source Nutraceutical, Inc. (SNI) supports manufacturers, importers, distributors, and chemical suppliers with Canadian Safety Data Sheet (SDS) preparation, hazard classification, bilingual documentation, and WHMIS compliance.

Whether you are launching a new workplace product, entering the Canadian market, updating an existing SDS, or confirming whether a finished product requires an SDS, our team can help translate your product information into clear, compliant documentation.

 

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Who’s Attending?

SupplySide WEST 2026

Las Vegas -October 26, 2026

Our team always looks forward to networking in the neon city with a vibrant community of professionals from the dietary supplement, food and beverage, pet health, and personal care industries at SupplySide Global B2B trade show.

This show continuously brings together ingredient suppliers, contract manufacturers, finished product brands, packaging experts, lab services and other solution providers, all in one spectacular place.

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