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By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email Products that are intended for sale within Canada must meet the requirements of a variety of different regulations. There are a multitude of [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email The Hazardous Products Regulations (HPR) in Canada dictates what information must be available on a SDS within each prescribed section. The [...]

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: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email The requirements to sell your products are very different around the world. Although it would be ideal to have one label or one SDS for the [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email Many of my clients would like one safety data sheet (SDS) created for the world. The thought is that the GHS (Globally Harmonized System) [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email Advising clients when their SDS is three years old is part of our regular routine. We do this so you are reminded that the SDS may need [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email I wanted to remind you that your comments are due to both Health Canada and OSHA this week regarding the change to GHS Version 7.  It is [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email When I send a Globally Harmonized System (GHS) Safety Data Sheet (SDS) draft to my clients, I often have questions surrounding the GHS Symbols [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email This is a new classification to Canada that came about with the adoption of the GHS in 2015.  It is not a category that existed under the old [...]

By: Kirsten Alcock, Manager of Product Safety, email Technical translation is the transcription of scientific text from one language to another with close attention paid to both the specialized [...]