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Food contaminants and other adulterating substances are chemicals that may be present in foods at levels that could impact the …
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This section provides information on food additives and their regulation in Canada.
Health Canada recognizes that a healthy diet, a safe, nutritious food supply and nutritional well-being are essential contributors to a …
We’ve updated the national nutritious food basket to be consistent with Canada’s new food guide. Learn more about this update.
…The need for a Canadian food and nutrition surveillance system has been recognized for some time. Availability of food and …
Statistics Canada: Road to Accessibility 2023 to 2025
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/en/about/accessibility/road-to-accessibility
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- Message from the Chief …
Health Canada recognizes that a safe food supply is a major contributing factor to the health of Canadians.
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (DEC) 3-Year Accessibility Plan, based on the Accessible Canada Act and Regulations