Scope matters
A facility or handling certificate does not establish that every product is certified organic, halal or tested under a sports-product programme.
Trust starts
with the details.
Product labels, manufacturing documents and market requirements play different roles. Our approach is to review the right information for the product being supplied.
WHAT TO REVIEWOne product.
One product.
A clear evidence trail.
Product identity
Match the product name, formulation, packaging and label version to the proposed order. A front-of-pack image is a starting point, not a complete specification.
Manufacturing information
Our supplied manufacturing-document file includes records for NuGale Pharmaceutical Inc. in Ontario, Canada. Ask which records relate to the specific product and supply arrangement being reviewed.
Batch & market information
Ask about batch identification, shelf life, relevant quality documents and the information required for the intended market. Market eligibility is assessed separately from a facility certificate.
Dates matter
Certificate dates and covered activities need to match the review. Ask about current records rather than relying on a logo.
Claims matter
FDA facility registration does not mean that a supplement is FDA approved. Canadian product identifiers do not establish authorisation in other markets.
LET’S BUILD THE RIGHT FITYour market.
Discuss a partnership