Get assistance from Cosmetic Regulatory Experts to ensure your product ingredients follow INCI format, your labels meet the requirements, and the scope of a cosmetic includes correct nomenclature. Also, get help from our French translators to make sure your label remains bilingual, in both English and French.
Selling cosmetic products in Canada requires you to have mandatory ingredient labeling, as per the Cosmetic Regulations. All ingredients must follow the INCI (International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients) format. The mandatory INCI ingredient labeling applies only to cosmetics. The label must be bilingual, in both English and French.
Canada has two official languages: English and French. So, labels must be in English and French language. It should be easily readable and must follow all other labeling obligations drafted in the Cosmetic Regulations and the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act.
We evaluate your product label (symbols, ingredients list, legal requirements) to ensure it adheres to Health Canada. Our 25+ year experienced French Translator has translated and reviewed thousands of labels and will assist you with a French translation solution to meet the requirement of bilingual labels.
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