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Improving the Regulatory Environment for Natural Health Products
Improving the Regulatory Environment for Natural Health Products
There are concerns with the changes being imposed by Health Canada on the Self-care Framework related to the imposition of...
June 5, 2024
There are concerns with the changes being imposed by Health Canada on the Self-care Framework related to the imposition of additional new fees, labelling requirements, new regulatory burdens on natural health product businesses; and inequitable authority over the natural health product community.. The new regulatory burdens and costs on natural health product businesses will make it difficult for small producers to comply and will force them to scale back the variety of their offerings or cease production altogether.
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