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Level 2 of our Natural Health Products workshop series builds on foundational regulatory knowledge and moves into the operational realities that determine whether a product can be manufactured, licensed, and presented compliantly in Canada. This session focuses on the standards that govern how NHPs are produced and how they must appear to consumers, including site licensing requirements, foreign site references, and the application of Good Manufacturing Practices to ensure product quality, safety, and traceability. Participants will gain a practical understanding of inspection expectations, documentation standards, stability and recall responsibilities, and the regulatory logic behind each requirement so they can interpret compliance not as theory, but as an operational framework.
The workshop also examines the detailed labelling rules that define how products must be presented in the Canadian market. Attendees will learn how to assess principal display panels, bilingual requirements, allergen and risk statements, expiry and lot information, security packaging, and the structure of the Product Facts Table. These elements are explored from a regulatory perspective so participants can confidently evaluate whether a label meets Health Canada standards and understand the risks associated with deficiencies. The session is designed for professionals and students working in regulatory affairs, quality, manufacturing, packaging, compliance, or related functions who need a working knowledge of how site licensing, GMPs, and labelling intersect in real regulatory practice.
Led by industry professional Andreea Simo, whose experience spans global organizations, consulting environments, and start-ups, this workshop offers applied insight grounded in real industry processes. Participants will leave with the ability to interpret compliance documentation, assess operational readiness, identify common deficiencies, and understand how regulatory controls support product quality and consumer safety across the product lifecycle.
A limited early registration incentive is currently available. Attendees who register by March 26 can receive a 20 percent early bird discount using code SAVE20 at checkout. | 
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