Compliance & regulatory
Bilingual EN/FR layouts, GHS/WHMIS, Canadian nutrition-facts tables, and Health Canada cannabis compliance — laid out correctly the first time.
Selling a labelled product in Canada means clearing a stack of rules — and a non-compliant label means a rejected shipment, a recall, or a fine, not just a redo. We lay out labels to meet the requirements that trip brands up: bilingual EN/FR (and the Quebec French-language expectations under Bill 96), GHS/WHMIS hazard symbols and formats, Canadian nutrition-facts tables with the correct rounding and type sizes, and Health Canada cannabis rules including the standardized symbol and THC/CBD declarations.
This is where being a Montreal label house earns its keep: bilingual layout isn't an afterthought we bolt on, it's how we work every day, and we catch the spacing, mandatory wording, and minimum type-size errors that get labels kicked back. We lay it out correctly the first time and flag anything that looks off before you print — though final regulatory sign-off always stays with you and your regulatory advisor. The goal is fewer revision rounds and no nasty surprise at the border or the retailer's compliance desk.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you handle bilingual EN/FR layouts for Quebec?
- Yes — bilingual layout is our daily work, including the Quebec French-language expectations under Bill 96.
- Can you do GHS/WHMIS and nutrition-facts labels?
- Yes — GHS/WHMIS hazard formats and Canadian nutrition-facts tables with correct rounding and type sizes.
- Do you know the Health Canada cannabis label rules?
- Yes — standardized cannabis symbol, THC/CBD declarations, and the layout constraints those rules impose.
- Do you guarantee regulatory approval?
- We lay out to the requirements and flag issues, but final regulatory sign-off stays with you and your advisor — we make that step easy, not skippable.
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