Botanical microbial reduction is the step a supplier takes when a raw herb lot fails its microbial limits. Rather than reject the lot, the supplier […]


Botanical microbial reduction is the step a supplier takes when a raw herb lot fails its microbial limits. Rather than reject the lot, the supplier […]

Herbal syrup contract manufacturing looks simple from the outside, because a syrup is just an extract in a sweet base. However, syrups fail in ways […]

Bill 96 product labelling rules apply to every herbal brand that ships into Quebec, and they reach further than the federal bilingual label. Since June […]

NHP packaging requirements in Canada catch a lot of brand owners late, usually after the closures are already ordered. Two rules do most of the […]

Private label NPN Canada questions usually surface the week a brand owner picks a stock formula and starts designing the label. The product already holds […]

Vanessa’s Law now applies to natural health products, and that change gives Health Canada far stronger tools than it had a few years ago. For […]

NHP allergen labelling is one of the quieter changes in Health Canada’s 2022 labelling amendments, yet it reaches back into your formula sheet. A natural […]

The NHP Product Facts table is now the standard format for natural health product labels in Canada, and the clock is running for products already […]

Tincture alcohol excise duty is one of the least understood lines on a private label quote. Ethanol is often the largest raw-material cost in a […]

Exporting natural health products from Canada looks simple until the first foreign regulator asks for paperwork you don’t have. A Canadian NPN opens the domestic […]