Cannabis Regulation Compliance Consultants

Cannabis Act Compliance Services, Simplified.

Cannabis regulation compliance consultants to provide your cannabis business the end-to-end solutions it needs. Labstat has strategically aligned with EAS Consulting to leverage their 90+ years of regulatory and compliance experience and insight.

We handle the regulatory questions so you can focus on what you do best.

Leave the regulations analysis to us. Our worldwide network of over 150 independent advisors and cannabis regulation compliance consultants provide comprehensive consulting, training and auditing services, ensuring proactive regulatory compliance for the cannabis, hemp and natural health product industries in both Canada and the US.

With a particular focus on establishing compliant cannabis manufacturing processes such as Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) and Good Production Practices (GPPs), EAS is a recognized global leader in delivering comprehensive regulatory assistance and interpretation of cannabis regulations. EAS helps you to develop compliant quality and manufacturing procedures, policies and systems that best suit your business.

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Whether your product is a pharmaceutical, a Natural Health Product (NHP), food, hemp, or cannabis product, our experts have the knowledge and experience to provide accurate and reliable regulatory guidance to keep your business in compliance.

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Regulatory Compliance & Licensing

From licensing, permitting and registrations to how GMPs/GPPs should be established and implemented, EAS offers best-in-class regulatory support. Services include applications for the appropriate licenses, registrations and permits including Canadian Drug Identification Numbers (DIN), Natural Product Numbers (NPN), and FDA facility registration numbers to meet your established regulatory requirements. We also facilitate Natural Health Product (NHP) Site Licenses for importing.

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Quality Systems, GMPs & GPPs

From the largest multinational corporation to the smallest start-up, EAS assists with SOP development, sound quality management systems and rigorous GMP and GPP systems in compliance withHealth Canada and other regulatory bodies. Whether your business is a manufacturer, distributor, licensed producer, edible manufacturer, cannabis-infused drink maker, or provider of other regulated products, EAS will ensure accurate and timely assistance.

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Safe Food for Canadians Act (SFCA) and Product Safety and Preventive Control Plans (PCP)

As part of the Safe Foods for Canadian’s Act, manufacturers and processors of ingestible products require quality systems and a customized food safety plan called a Preventive Control Plan (PCP). The PCP includes documentation of product history and details such as ingredients and inputs including biological, chemical or physical hazards associated with the product and how it’s processed. The PCP, based on internationally recognized Codex Alimentarius standards, is required to mitigate potential hazard risks that may impact product safety and quality.

As experts in Codex Alimentarius as well as the SFCA, EAS reviews your documentation and assists in developing thoughtful, proactive strategies to ensure a thorough PCP is developed in accordance with applicable laws.

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Facility & Product Audits

Internal audits and preparation for audits by regulatory bodies requires knowledgeable and experienced assistance. EAS consultants can assist with audits by Health Canada, US FDA or any other regulatory body. We can also support annual GMP self-inspections and provide gap analyses and improvement plans for many of the world’s regulatory agencies.

Manufacturers of products that are regulated under the Safe Foods for Canadian Act and the FDA’s Dietary Supplement Health & Education Act are subject to facility inspections and penalties for non-compliance with GMPs and other requirements.

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Labeling & Claims Reviews

Each country has unique requirements for product labeling and claims statements. These requirements affect not only how products can be marketed in their home country, but whether they can legally be exported. EAS reviews labeling formats and content, product formulations, and provides advice on how claims will impact product classification.