As consumer demand for smoke-free alternatives continues to grow, nicotine pouches are gaining popularity in global markets — and Canada is no exception. These small, tobacco-free pouches offer a discreet and smokeless way to consume nicotine, but they also raise important regulatory questions, especially when it comes to selling them legally in
When introducing new ingredients into food products, safety is paramount. In the United States, one of the key regulatory designations that supports ingredient safety without requiring premarket approval is "Generally Recognized as Safe", commonly referred to as GRAS. This designation plays a critical role for food manufacturers, ingredient supp
Health Canada is moving forward with significant changes to the way Natural Health Products (NHPs) and non-prescription drugs are regulated. Outlined in the Regulatory Plan for 2024–2026, these proposed amendments aim to modernize oversight, enhance consumer safety, and align NHPs more closely with the regulatory framework used for over-the-count