Product Labeling

As of June 1, 2025, new obligations under the Charter of the French Language (Bill 96) will come into effect for all businesses operating in Quebec. These include stricter rules for: RCC con...Learn More

RCC has been actively raising awareness about the impacts of Quebec’s Bill 72, which introduces new labelling obligations for food products sold in stores. Media coverage has been extensiv...Learn More

With growing consumer demand for Canadian-made products, businesses must ensure their “Made in Canada” or “Product of Canada” claims meet regulatory standards set by CFIA (for food prod...Learn More

Health Canada has launched a social media campaign to boost consumer awareness of new front-of-package nutrition symbols. The new symbols, which are required on most pre-packed food that contain more ...Learn More

The government is introducing new regulations under Bill 29, The Act to Fight Planned Obsolescence and Promote Product Durability. The draft regulations provide further details on key obliga...Learn More

Attention Nova Scotia retailers and producers: The Nova Scotia government has launched its Nova Scotia Loyal program, offering branding for local products in stores and on packaging. The program i...Learn More

This webinar will provide attendees with an overview of our Insights Platform and the remarkable impact this has had on businesses. Our Insight Platform has already helped a number of businesses to co...Learn More

Last week, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) published the following consultation documents for stakeholder comment: Technical Paper: Federal Plastics Registry Recycled Content and Labellin...Learn More

Alberta’s government is helping fund the resurrection of the Made in Alberta voluntary labeling program designed to help consumers easily identify Alberta-made products. Alberta producers and proces...Learn More

The proposed Regulations Amending Certain Regulations Concerning the Disclosure of Cosmetic Ingredients have been published by the federal government in Canada Gazette Part I. The proposed regulations...Learn More