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1. www.canada.ca › en › health-canadaCanada's Food and Drugs Act and Regulations - Canada.ca

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   All health and safety standards under the Food and Drug Regulations are enforced by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The Agency is also responsible for the administration of non-health and safety regulations concerning food packaging, labelling and advertising.

2. www.canada.ca › en › health-canadaModernizing Canada's food regulations - Canada.ca

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   Health Products Regulatory Innovation Agenda. Forward Regulatory Plan 2021-2023: Modernize food regulations to enable innovative and safe foods for Canadians. What we heard report on a proposed regulatory framework for clinical trials on foods for a special dietary purpose. Page details.

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4. inspection.canada.ca › DAM › DAM-aboutcfia-sujetaciaUnderstanding the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations

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   On January 15 2019, the Safe Food for Canadians Act (SFCA) and the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR) will come into effect. • Certain requirements for some foods or businesses will not apply on this date. Learn more about timelines. • If there are inconsistencies between the information found here and a related regulatory

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5. inspection.canada.ca › en › inspect-and-protectUnderstanding the dates on our food - inspection.canada.ca

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   The best before date will tell you that unopened food products should keep their freshness, their taste, their nutritional value and other qualities until that specified date. If it's opened though, the shelf life could be shortened, so it's important to store your foods properly before and after they're open so they remain safe to eat.

6. inspection.canada.ca › en › food-labelsDate markings and storage instructions on food labels - Canada

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   General. The Food and Drugs Regulations (FDR) require prepackaged products with a durable life of 90 days or less to be labelled with date markings and storage instructions (where applicable) [B.01.007, FDR]. For foods with a durable life greater than 90 days, refer to Voluntary declaration.

7. canadagazette.gc.ca › rp-pr › p2/2022/2022-07-06Regulations Amending the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations ...

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   Jul 6, 2022 · Sale of prepackaged food after expiration date. 216.1 (1) It is prohibited for a person to sell a prepackaged food after the expiration date that is required to be shown on the prepackaged food’s label under Divisions 24 and 25 of Part B of the Food and Drug Regulations. Prohibition — unpackaged food or used as ingredient

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   What laws govern food in Canada?

   • Food in Canada must comply with various regulations to ensure health and safety. Legislation for food in Canada includes the Food and Drugs Act (FDA), Safe Food for Canadians Act, Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act, and more, depending on the nature of the food. The primary legislation for food in Canada is the Food and Drugs Act (FDA).

   Food Regulations | CHFA

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   Will Canada's food regulations change?

   • At their core, Canada’s food regulations ensure we have one of the safest food supplies in the world. This won’t change. We‘re always looking ahead to understand any changes or emerging trends in the food sector that may affect how or what we regulate. Our food regulations need to keep pace with changes driven by:

   Modernizing Canada's food regulations - Canada.ca

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   Do foods have expiration dates in Canada?

   • Right. So. And we have lots of other dates in Canada that we talk about. So expiration dates are required on a small number of specific foods like infant formula and meal replacements. These foods have strict compositional and nutritional specifications that might not be met after their date has passed.

   Understanding the dates on our food - inspection.canada.ca

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   Are Canadian foods safe to eat?

   • Note: all foods sold in Canada must be safe for consumption [4 (1), FDA]. A durable life date is not an indicator of food safety, neither before nor after the date. It applies to unopened products only; once opened, the shelf life of a food may change.

   Date markings and storage instructions on food labels - Canada

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   Why are we updating Canada's food regulations?

   • Why we’re updating Canada’s food regulations At their core, Canada’s food regulations ensure we have one of the safest food supplies in the world. This won’t change. We‘re always looking ahead to understand any changes or emerging trends in the food sector that may affect how or what we regulate.

   Modernizing Canada's food regulations - Canada.ca

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   Is Health Canada responsible for enforcing food safety policies and regulations?

   • Health Canada implements policies and regulations around food products and safety. However, they are not responsible for enforcement. CFIA is the primary authority responsible for enforcing the food safety policies and standards that Health Canada sets, including the Food and Drugs Act, to protect Canadian consumers from unsafe food.

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9. chfa.ca › en › EducationFood Regulations - CHFA

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   Food in Canada must comply with various regulations to ensure health and safety. Legislation for food in Canada includes the Food and Drugs Act (FDA), Safe Food for Canadians Act, Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act, and more, depending on the nature of the food.