Dicentra Inc.

Dicentra Inc.

  • 27 Prince Arthur Avenue
  • Toronto, Ontario
  • M5R 1B2
  • Phone: (416) 361-3400
  • Fax: (416) 361-5004
  • Website

Description

We have a long term working relationship with the Health Canada Office of Controlled Substances as well as expertise in the areas of MMPR, Good Production Practices, Quality Assurance, Standard Operating Procedures, and in establishing a compliant production facility. For this reason we provide you with this in-depth webinar to provide clarity on all the steps required in becoming a licensed producer under the new regulations, also covering all of the issues to consider in remaining a licensed producer, and finally a close look at expected costs and total market size.

We offer a wide range of services to assist both large and small company's gain a footing in the health and personal care market place. With over ten years experience, we are a well trusted company that can advise you on changes in Health Canada's regulations that will specifically impact your business. We are known for providing valuable perspectives on market placement, claims and regulatory compliance while always making sure to be mindful of your bottom line.

This comprehensive webinar focuses on the current Health Canada Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations, outlining the challenges and solutions in becoming a licensed producer of Medical Marihuana under the new regulations as well as the procedures in establishing a production facility compliant with Good Production Practices, Health Canada MMPR and the Directive on Physical Security. Projected Costs and potential market size are also covered. For full details please see below.

NHP GMP compliance is a requirement of any company that manufactures, packages, labels, and/or imports natural health products. Natural health products good manufacturing practices (GMPs), as per Part 3 of the Natural Health Products Regulations, are a system of processes, procedures and documentation to set the appropriate standards and practices for manufacturing, packaging, labeling, importing and storage activities.

Hundreds of companies and investors are rushing to become a licensed producer but becoming one under the new MMPR can be a real challenge. It requires a clear understanding of MMPR, the Directive on Physical Security Requirements for Controlled Substances, and the steps required in establishing a production facility and complying with Health Canada expectations.

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Company founded
2002

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