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Expansion of areas regulated for Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
On June 9, 2022, following the recent detection of hemlock woolly adelgid in Nova Scotia and Ontario, movement restrictions on regulated materials have been put in place for the counties of Lunenburg and Kings, NS, and the town of Fort Erie, ON.
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Proposal to remove brominated vegetable oil from the List of permitted food additives
Health Canada recently completed an updated safety assessment of brominated vegetable oils (BVO) based on new and previously reviewed information. Although Health Canada did not identify an immediate health concern with the current permitted use of BVO as a food additive, the outcome of the assessment does not support BVO…
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Fermented foods safety guidance: A new resource for public health practitioners
The guidance website is a tool that can be used by PHIs, food safety staff, and owners and operators of food processing facilities. The guidance does not replace or supersede federal or provincial guidance or regulations for fermented foods or food safety. The guidance should be used to supplement and…
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Health Canada issues a Guide for the Preparation of Submission on Food Additives
The Food Directorate’s Bureau of Chemical Safety would like to advise you of the following update(s) on “Food Additives”. Please contact Susan Abel, Principal of FPCSC is you require any assistance – [email protected], our team of experts are at your service.
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Modification to the List of permitted food enzymes to authorize the use of chymosin B
Health Canada’s Food Directorate completed a premarket safety assessment of chymosin B from T. reesei GICC03546 for use as a milk clotting enzyme in the manufacture of sour cream and various cheeses. The results of the assessment support the safety of chymosin B from T. reesei GICC03546 for its requested…
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Helpful tips for allergy-friendly celebrations during Ramadan, Easter, and Passover
Check out Food Allergy Canada’s top tips for managing food allergy confidently during your celebrations.
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