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Ensuring Safe Use of Cosmetics in Canada, The Canadian government mandates that all cosmetics sold within the country are safe and free from any health risks. In order to comply with this, all cosmetics must satisfy the requirements of the Food and Drugs Act and the Cosmetic Regulations. If applicable, any other legislation must also be followed. Please refer to the related links below for further information.
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