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Regulatory Affairs, Compliance and Quality Programs for Health and Food Products
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For more than 20 years, leading Canadian, US and international companies have depended on our highly qualified team of professionals for advice and support with regulatory licensing, compliance and quality programs.
Industries we serve
Get your products to market faster and economically. Count on our resident experts to support your Health Canada, U.S FDA and international regulatory, compliance and quality management requirements.
What we do
Get your products to market faster and economically. Count on our resident experts to support your Health Canada, U.S FDA and international regulatory, compliance and quality management requirements.
Your collaborative partner to help guide your regulated product from concept and formulation to scale-up and manufacturing.
Your single point of contact for all regulatory matters to expedite the registration of product and activity licenses.
Reduce waste, lower costs, eliminate rework, decrease recalls and complaints and increase satisfied customers for successful business outcomes.
Ensure compliance for collection, detection, assessment, monitoring and prevention of adverse reaction to pharmaceutical products.
Expand your dietary supplements business to Canada seamlessly and cost-effectively.
Insights & News
CFIA’s New Mandatory PCP & Licensing Requirements for the Feed Sector
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has officially entered the final implementation phase of the Feeds Regulations, 2024. As Go to Article
Health Canada’s New GMP Guidance for Natural Health Products Is Here
Navigating the New Health Canada GMP Guidance for Natural Health Products: Why Acting Early Matters The release of Health Go to Article
Canada–U.S. Food Safety Systems Recognition Arrangement: What It Means for Cross-Border Trade and Compliance Strategy
A New Era of Trust: Mutual Recognition of Food Safety Systems In July 2024, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency Go to Article