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Functional Foods and Natural Health Products Directory Functional Foods and Natural Health Products Directory 2017 – VERSION 2.0 Produced by BioAlberta WWW.BIOALBERTA.COM | 1-780-425-3804 1 This page is left intentionally blank. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................... 7 How to Use this Directory ......................................................................................................................................... 7 Acknowledgements ................................................................................................................................................... 7 Future Versions...................................................................................................................................................... 7 Company Directory ....................................................................................................................................................... 8 Categorical Index ......................................................................................................................................................... 32 Company Characteristics ............................................................................................................................................. 32 Organization Type ................................................................................................................................................... 32 Raw Product Producer / Primary Producer .......................................................................................................... 32 Ingredient Manufacturer ...................................................................................................................................... 32 Ingredient Distributor or Wholesaler ................................................................................................................... 32 Finished Product Supplier .................................................................................................................................... 32 Finished Product Distributor / Wholesaler .......................................................................................................... 32 Research and Development Only ........................................................................................................................ 32 Food Development Centre ................................................................................................................................... 33 Service Provider: Analytical Testing ................................................................................................................... 33 Service Provider: Bioactive Extraction ................................................................................................................ 33 Service Provider: Clinical Trials or Studies ......................................................................................................... 33 Service Provider: Co-Packer ................................................................................................................................ 33 Service Provider: Packaging Development / Design ........................................................................................... 33 Service Provider: Product Development .............................................................................................................. 33 Service Provider: Regulatory Affairs .................................................................................................................. 33 Service Provider: Research and Development ..................................................................................................... 33 Service Provider: Technology Transfer and / or Commercialization .................................................................. 33 Service Provider: Government Funding .............................................................................................................. 33 Key Product Type and Applications ........................................................................................................................ 33 Food and Beverage Products (Non-NHP)............................................................................................................ 33 Pet Food Products (Non-NHP) ............................................................................................................................ 34 Cosmetics/Personal Care Products (Non-NHP) ................................................................................................... 34 Ingredient for Food and Beverage Applications (Non-NHP) .............................................................................. 34 Ingredient for Cosmetic/Personal Care (Non-NHP) ............................................................................................ 34 Ingredient for Pet Food Applications (Non-NHp) ............................................................................................... 34 Natural Health Products (Human Food or Beverage Product - Registered NHP) ............................................... 34 Natural Health Products (Pet Food – Registered NHP) ....................................................................................... 35 3 Natural Health Products (Cosmetics / Personal Care – Registered NHP) ........................................................... 35 Domestic Market Locations ..................................................................................................................................... 35 Local Community ................................................................................................................................................ 35 Alberta ................................................................................................................................................................. 35 British Columbia .................................................................................................................................................. 36 Manitoba .............................................................................................................................................................. 36 New Brunswick ................................................................................................................................................... 36 Newfoundland and Labrador ............................................................................................................................... 36 Northwest Territories ........................................................................................................................................... 36 Nova Scotia ......................................................................................................................................................... 37 Nunavut ............................................................................................................................................................... 37 Ontario ................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Prince Edward Island ........................................................................................................................................... 37 Québec ................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Saskatchewan....................................................................................................................................................... 38 Yukon .................................................................................................................................................................. 38 Exporting Status ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Exporting ............................................................................................................................................................. 38 Export Ready, not Exporting ............................................................................................................................... 38 Not Exporting ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Export Destinations ................................................................................................................................................. 39 USA ..................................................................................................................................................................... 39 Greater China ....................................................................................................................................................... 39 Europe (EU) ......................................................................................................................................................... 39 Europe (Non-EU) ...............................................................................................................................................
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