Innovations Roadmap: Commercialization – Labelling

The food label is a direct means of communicating product information between buyers and sellers- helping consumers differentiate between individual foods and brands. There are several acts governing labelling and packing of products. This section provides a general outline to the Canadian packaging and labelling requirements for prepackaged consumer food products which are subject to the federal Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act and the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Regulations.

The Innovations Roadmap is an online program designed to equip senior management executives with the inspiration and skills needed for the successful adoption of innovation. There are 29 modules divided into 3 sections: Front-End, Development, and Commercialization.

Here you gain access to one of the eight modules included in Section Three: Commercialization – Click Here for the Full Innovations Roadmap

Section Three: Commercialization – Module Two – Labelling in Commercialization Includes:

Learning Objectives

• After you complete this course, you will be able to:
• Understand labeling elements such as the approval of labels, LPC pre‐scanned & approved, allergen labeling and translation
• Be able to develop a labeling plan for an innovation initiative
• Understand the basic themes and processes involved in managing labeling for an innovation initiative
• Know the best strategies for managing labeling plans.

Course Outline & Major Topics

• Introduction
  • Why labeling is important at the commercialization stage
  • Why you need a plan to manage your commercialization stage labeling plan
  • Generally accepted good practices
• Get Started
  • Challenges with labeling at the commercialization stage
  • Why is labeling important
  • What factors need to be considered in labeling
• Learn
  • Challenges with labeling at the commercialization stage
  • Why is labeling important
  • What factors need to be considered in labeling
• Practice
  • Bar Code Standards
  • Business Messaging Standards
  • Case Date Coding
• Apply
  • Data Integrity
  • GS1 Canada
  • Traceability Standards

Who Should Take This Course?

• Innovators
• Team Members & Leaders
• Small Business Owners

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