Monthly Communication Report

Organization:	Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada/Produits alimentaires, de santé et de consommation du Canada
Associated registration:	928328-231-75
Communication date:	2025-10-14
Posted date:	2025-11-15

Designated Public Office Holders who participated in the communication:	Miled Hill, Senior Advisor Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
List of Details Subject matter Detail Industry Manufacturing Incentives – Working to shape policies and programs to support innovation, competitiveness and growth for manufacturers. Health Modernization of food regulations and legislation - advocate to ensure modernization efforts are supportive of innovation for plant-based foods and include improvements to the transparency and timeliness of food approvals for novel foods, infant formula, food additives and health claims. Environment Plastic Charter – to monitor the development of the federal government national strategy on plastic and potential impact our industry. Industry Providing input to government on regulatory modernization initiatives, including encouraging the enforcement of an economic lens to the design and implementation of all regulations. Industry, International Trade Providing input to government on rules-based trade and e-commerce: working to ensure that international trade allows for the predictable flow of ingredients, products and people; addressing the rise of non-compliant and illicit products from entering the Canadian market; and advocating against protectionism (including new tariffs). Federal-Provincial Relations, Industry Seeking harmonization of regulatory regimes and administrative processes nationally and internationally.
Responsible Officer who filed this communication report:	Michael Graydon
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