Classifying Your Self Care Product in Canada
By: Jacqui Jenskey, Principal Regulatory Affairs Consultant, email Bringing a cosmetic, drug, or natural health product to market in Canada requires a classification assessment and completion of [...]
Selling Your Products on Amazon? Here Are Some Things You Should Know
By: Teah Jazey, Regulatory Affairs and Product Safety Associate, email There are an increasing number of businesses that are choosing to sell their products through online channels such as [...]
Which Will It Be – Food or NHP?
By: Joanna Chudyk, Regulatory Affairs Specialist, email When you read the word “food”, what comes to mind? What about “Natural Health Product (NHP)”? For food it is likely you pictured a snack or [...]
CCCR 2001 – Child-Resistant Container Requirements and Corrosive Classifications
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 [...]
CCCR Classifications versus GHS Classifications – Combustible Liquids – What are some of the differences?
By: Kirsten Alcock, Principal Product Safety Consultant, email As I’ve advised in the past, when determining the label for your product in Canada, you first need to determine where you want to [...]
WHMIS 1988 Classifications and Controlled Products Regulations References – Why are we still seeing on SDSs?
By: Kirsten Alcock, Principal Product Safety Consultant, email To this day, I still see Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) that were written within the past couple of years referring to WHMIS 1988 [...]
Corrosivity – Why do I have to ship as corrosive when my product label does not have a corrosive symbol?
By: Kirsten Alcock, Principal Product Safety Consultant, email As I indicated in a blog earlier this month, products for sale in Canada have different regulations that are applicable depending on [...]
Aspiration Toxicity – Why am I seeing different classifications in Canada?
By: Kirsten Alcock, Principal Product Safety Consultant, email Products for sale in Canada have different regulations that are applicable depending on your intended audience, claims you want to [...]
Does Adding a Different Fragrance Change My Formulation?
By: Kirsten Alcock, Principal Product Safety Consultant, email YES. When you are adding a new fragrance to a formulation, there can be potential changes to the product classification as well as [...]
CCCR 2001 – Child-Resistant Container Requirements and Toxic Classifications
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 [...]
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