Food and Beverage - Quality Assurance and Regulatory Compliance solutions.
Do you manufacture, import, export or distribute Food Products?
Is your business operating in Canada?
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Do you need a Safe Foods for Canadians License (SFCR)?
We can help you with that! Talk to us.
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Is your product and its’ label complaint?
Are you aware of the recent Regulation updates? Health Canada’s Healthy Eating Strategy
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Do you need a Food Safety Plan?
Do not know? Talk to us!
Is your business operating in USA?
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Do you need a FSVP Importer?
Are you FSMA compliant? We can help you with that! Talk to us.
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Is your product and its’ label complaint?
Are you compliant to the new and improved Nutrition Facts Label update?
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Do you need a Food Safety Plan?
Do not know? Talk to us!
FAQs
What kind of claims are allowed for my product?
Health claims (optional) are a type of nutrition claim (e.g. a healthy diet low in saturated and trans fats may reduce the risk of heart disease) and are government regulated. The approved nutrition claim may highlight a nutritional feature of a food or a relationship between diet and disease.
Product claims (optional) are not subject to nutritional claim regulations above. (e.g. Vegan, 3g of Sugar per Serving, Non-GMO) as long as you have the substantiation on hand.
How are the regulations enforced in Canada?
Regulations are enforced by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. They respond to enquiries related to compliance and enforcement activities
How are the regulations enforced in USA?
To protect public health, FDA monitors firms and the foods that they produce through inspection and sampling. Non-compliance could result in voluntary destruction, withdrawals, recalls, seizures, injunctions and criminal prosecution.
Is sodium the same thing as salt?
Sodium (Na) is one of the chemical elements found in table salt. The chemical name for table salt is sodium chloride (NaCl). Salt is a common ingredient in processed and prepared foods, but also found naturally in some foods such as milk.