Test certificates, CFIA-ready food-grade declarations, and the documentation Canadian procurement teams need to clear receiving, satisfy QA, and pass audit — supplied with every order.
FIBC bulk bags tested to ISO 21898 — top-lift, drop, tear-propagation, and cyclic-use. Test certificates supplied with every order.
Food-contact packaging meeting Canadian Food Inspection Agency requirements. Compliance declarations supplied with every qualifying order to support your CFIA audit file.
Food-grade bags manufactured to ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000 standards in certified facilities using virgin PP resin — the audit standard Canadian food processors expect.
Single-polymer woven PP carries resin code 5 and qualifies for the recyclable-packaging tier under Ontario, Quebec, and BC EPR programs — material money for high-volume buyers.
When your operation ships product into the US, food-contact packaging meets FDA Title 21 CFR §177.1520. Compliance documentation provided per order.
UN-certified FIBC bulk bags available for international hazardous materials transport. Specify your UN packaging group and hazard class at quote stage.
Specify your compliance requirements at the quote stage and the documentation ships with the bags. Standard documentation includes:
If your buyer or QA team requires a document we haven't listed, ask at quote stage and we'll confirm what's available.
Three things tell us what compliance package your order needs:
From there we confirm the spec, supply the right configuration, and ship the documentation alongside the bags. No surprises at receiving inspection.
Woven polypropylene is among the most recyclable industrial packaging materials available. Our bags carry resin identification code 5 and feed back into mechanical recycling streams across Canada.
Provincial Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs are reshaping the cost calculus for Canadian packaging buyers — Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia each charge meaningfully higher fees on multi-material composite packaging than on single-polymer recyclable formats. Single-polymer woven PP bags qualify for the lower recyclable-packaging fee tier. For high-volume buyers (10,000+ bags annually), the per-unit fee differential adds up to real money against laminated or PE-foil composite alternatives.
Yes. Every FIBC bulk bag order ships with test certificates covering top-lift, drop, tear-propagation, and cyclic-use testing per ISO 21898 standards. If you need a specific additional test (e.g., heavy-duty drop height, repeated-use cycle counts beyond the standard battery), specify the requirement at quote stage and we'll confirm what we can supply.
Yes. Food-grade bags are manufactured in ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000 certified facilities using virgin polypropylene resin. CFIA-ready compliance declarations referencing Canadian food-contact regulations ship with every qualifying order. If your buyer (or your own QA team) has a specific food-safety audit standard, share their requirement and we'll match the documentation to it.
Provincial EPR programs in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia charge fees based on packaging recyclability. Single-polymer woven polypropylene (resin code 5) qualifies for the lower recyclable-packaging tier — multi-material composites like laminated bags or PE-foil hybrids pay a higher fee. For a Canadian operation putting 10,000+ bags into market annually, that fee differential is a real line item to factor into total packaging cost when comparing woven PP against laminated alternatives.
Food-contact packaging requires virgin PP resin under Canadian (Health Canada / CFIA) and US (FDA) regulations — recycled-content PP is not approved for direct food contact. Recycled-content PP is appropriate for non-food applications such as construction materials, mining, industrial powders, and lumber wrap. Specify the end use at quote stage and we'll supply the right grade.
Yes. When your product is destined for the US market, food-contact packaging ships with FDA Title 21 CFR §177.1520 compliance declarations alongside the standard Canadian CFIA documentation. USMCA-compliant export paperwork is handled in-house — no broker layers — so cross-border shipments clear cleanly.
Yes. UN-certified FIBC bulk bags are supplied for the international transport of dangerous goods under UN Recommendations and IATA/IMDG regulations. Specify your hazard class (e.g., 4.1 flammable solids, 6.1 toxic substances) and required packaging group at quote stage, and we'll confirm the right bag construction, fill weight, and UN marking.
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