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Cosmetic Labelling in Canada: What You Need to Know

When introducing a new cosmetic product to the Canadian market, manufacturers and importers must meet several key regulatory obligations. Products must contain only safe ingredients that are permitted for cosmetic use, be properly notified to Health Canada through a Cosmetic Notification Form (CNF), and display labels that fully comply with…

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Pet Food Labelling in Canada: What You Need to Know

An essential element of regulatory compliance in any product sector is ensuring that product labels meet the specific requirements of the country where the products are sold and that they clearly communicate the product’s intended use. This requirement is no different for pet food products, which are also subject to…

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