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The Compliance Issue No-one is talking about (but will be in 6 Months)
While most food manufacturers are focused on existing FDA and CFIA requirements, there’s a massive regulatory change brewing that could force you to redesign every
Why “Better-For-You” Snacks Keep Failing (And What Actually Works Instead)
Walk down any grocery store snack aisle and you’ll see them: the better-for-you alternatives. Low-sodium chips. Reduced-fat crackers. Sugar-free cookies. Each one promising guilt-free indulgence.
The Preservatives They Don’t Want You to Know About: What “No Preservatives Added” Really Means
An indepth discussion on the commonly used food preservatives in the EU, US and Canada, an introduction to some commercial natural or clean label alternatives
Canadian Food Label Checklist
Use the Canadian Food Label Checklist to see if your food label complies with Canadian Labelling Laws.
The Magic Number 4.6: What Every Home Cook Needs to Know About Food Safety
The role of pH in Food Safety and Shelf Stability is discussed in detail, with an explanation as to why organisms are controlled by pH and the effect on Food Systems
Available Now: NutriSymbol the No. 1 Front-of-Package Nutrition Symbol Generator (FREE!)
Powerful Front-of-Package Nutrition Symbols at your fingertips We are thrilled to announce the launching of NutriSymbol, the new self-serve Front-of-Package Nutrition Symbols Generator for Canadian
Empowered Traceability and Recall Plans
Effective Traceability and Recall Traceability and Recall in the Food Industry is one important defence against major challenges. The ability to trace raw materials through
The Harmonious Dance of Water Activity, pH, and Food Shelf Stability
Amidst the vibrant world of food choices in grocery stores and kitchens, two unsung heroes work tirelessly to ensure our favorite foods remain safe and
Shoppers discover boxes of Cheerios, bags of Loblaws chips that weigh far less than advertised
(Article) Chances are you’ve scanned your grocery bill for mistakes, but have you ever checked the weight of products you’ve bought? Some Ontario shoppers have uncovered packages