Viva Health Education and Research provides services in:
Nutrition Labelling and Food Regulations Consulting As of December 2005, the new Canadian regulations regarding nutrition labelling of food came into effect for companies with annual gross revenues from sale of food in Canada of $1 million or more. Companies with sales less than $1 million have until December 12, 2007.Whether you are a food company, manufacturer or retailer, Viva Health Education and Research can assist you in the management of nutritional data related to food companies, as well as ensure that your food labels and advertisements satisfy regulations in Canada. Services include:
Food Service Establishments Although establishments such as restaurants are not required to provide nutritional data, it is becoming increasingly apparent that consumers want to know the nutrient content of foods served to them. The new Canadian nutritional labelling regulations require suppliers to provide you with nutritional data for all ingredients and prepared foods that you use. With this data, it is possible to calculate the nutritional values for your standardized recipes. Take advantage of hot nutritional trends in foodservices! We can also assist you in developing products to meet nutritional specifications.
Consultation and product development by a Registered Dietitian with over 10 years experience can assist you in meeting consumer demand for healthy food choices. Specifically, Viva Health Education and Research can:
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) Consulting In July 1999 the new Food Premises Regulation was passed in British Columbia. HACCP is an internationally recognized food safety methodology that provides the framework for hazard identification and control. All food establishment operators (owners/managers) must have standards and practices consistent with HACCP and include the completion of the following items:
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