Site Licence is required for importers, manufacturers, packagers and labellers in Canada who involves in any step of life cycle of Natural Health Products. Atinza support clients to provide required evidence that their facilities have proper processes in place; including receiving natural health products, a clean premises with a good sanitation program, an up to date recall system in place. All activities are recorded according to current GMP procedures.
Identify your Canadian importer
Your Canadian Importer also needs to have Site Licence. If they do not currently have one, we will provide service to obtain them a Site Licence. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and executed records is required to submit to Health Canada. We will work with your importer to ensure proper documents are arranged and meet Canadian’s regulation.
Manufacturers & Warehouses
All other entities that involves with the product should also provide documents evidencing their compliance with GMP standards. These entities include, but not limited to, foreign manufacturers, warehouses. Atinza will work with these facilities to ensure proper documents are arranged as they are part of the application for importer’s site licence with Health Canada.
Obtaining approval from NNHPD
We will submit application to Natural and Non-Prescription Health Products Directorate (NNHPD) for assessment. We will follow and inform you for any inquiry raised by NNHPD. We will work with your sites to ensure you understand and meet requirement of NNHPD. After the application is granted, your Canadian importer is eligible to receive your licensed NHPs.