Temporary Marketing Authorization (TMA) Letters for distributors

Hello, 

I've recently been reading through the new Guidance Document: Supplemented Foods Regulations regarding the regulatory changes and it mentions that distributors require a TMA to sell supplemented foods. 

Although the regulatory changes means TMAs will soon be obsolete, it's something I didn't know was required before this. 

Is this something I should obtain in the meantime? Also what is the process/required documentation? 

The company which I've recently started working for sells quite a few supplemented products and hasn't gotten a TMA before now. 

Any help is appreciated! 

you don't fall into any of the exempted categories/products?

you don't fall into any of the exempted categories/products?

Unfortunately not, we stock all the permitted categories.. 

have you seen this??

https://www.canada.c...on-letters.html

and this

https://www.canada.c...compliance.html

You have 3 years to comply (until Dec 31 2025)   if your supplemented food isn't listed, then your best bet is to apply and/or try AskMYCFIA