CCCR

By: Kirsten Alcock, Principal Product Safety Consultant, email The Canadian Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001 (CCCR, 2001) contains some of the regulations that we must follow [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email The Canadian Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001, contains the regulations that we must follow when classifying and labeling a [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email When looking to sell your consumer/retail product within Canada or the United States, it is important to note that although we share the same [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email When determining the label for your product in Canada, you first need to determine where you want to sell it. Do you want to sell your product [...]

By: Ivy Tang, Product Safety Specialist, email Flame colourant packets are a fun way to add some extra pizazz to your campfire or backyard fire pit. However, Health Canada has received over 70 [...]

By: Ivy Tang, Product Safety Specialist, email Unknown to many, portable firepots including but not limited to: tabletop fireplaces, fondue pots, patio firebowls, tiki torches, and other [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email Did you know if you sell a kit with an additional ‘vessel’ or empty cup,  that the empty container MUST BE LABELED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CCCR [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email The Canadian Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001 (CCCR, 2001) contains some of the regulations that we must follow when [...]

By: Ivy Tang, Product Safety Specialist, email Containers holding liquid chemicals must pass the Leak Test, as laid out in Schedule 3 of the Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001.  [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email Before you determine which country you want to sell your product to, there are a couple of questions you must ask yourself: “Where is my [...]