Chem International · Compliance
Procurement officers, health authorities and municipal operators are audited on what they buy. This page sets out the certifications Chem International holds, the registration numbers carried by the products that require them, and the documentation supplied with every shipment.
Three certifications govern how Chem International manufactures, handles and ships. Each one is auditable, current, and can be evidenced on request for tender submissions and vendor qualification files.
Quality management system
Certified quality management covering formulation, batching, labelling and order fulfilment. Documented procedures, traceable batch records and corrective-action tracking apply across all seven product programs.
Certificate of Recognition
An audited health and safety management system covering hazard assessment, worker training, inspection and incident investigation. COR status is a standing prequalification requirement for many public-sector and industrial buyers in Alberta.
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Personnel who classify, package, mark, document and ship regulated products hold current TDG training certificates. Shipping documents, placarding and emergency-response information accompany every regulated consignment.
Chem International is a division of Aliysha Enterprises Ltd., supplying specialty chemistry to institutional, municipal and industrial operators in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan since 1988. Certificates and audit documentation are released to buyers on request — contact us and we will send them with your vendor package.
Specialty chemistry sits under several federal statutes at once. Which apply to a given product depends on what it claims to do — a disinfectant, a microbiocide and a hand sanitizer are each regulated by a different authority under a different act.
Governs classification, labelling and safety data sheets for hazardous products sold into Canadian workplaces. Every hazardous product we supply is classified under the amended HPR and ships with a compliant supplier label and a sixteen-section SDS.
Current status: the three-year transition to the amended HPR closed on 14 December 2025. Classifications, SDSs and labels must now comply fully with the amended regulations — see section 04.
Applies to regulated products moving by road across our BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan service area. Classification, UN numbers, packing groups, packaging selection, marks, labels and shipping documents are prepared by TDG-certified personnel.
Emergency response: CANUTEC, 613-996-6666, appears on shipping documentation for regulated consignments.
Hard-surface disinfectants making a germicidal claim are regulated as drugs and must carry a Drug Identification Number issued by Health Canada. A sanitizer claim, a disinfectant claim and a cleaner-only claim are not interchangeable, and buying the wrong one against an infection-control specification is a common audit finding.
DIN-registered products in our line are listed in the register below with their numbers.
Microbiocides used to control slime, algae and sulphate-reducing bacteria in cooling towers, closed loops and process water are pest control products. They require registration with the Pest Management Regulatory Agency and carry a PCP number on the label.
Use is restricted to the sites, rates and applications set out on the registered label. Off-label dosing is an enforcement exposure for the operator, not only the supplier.
Antiseptic skin products, including alcohol-based hand sanitizers and antibacterial hand soaps, are regulated as drugs in Canada and require a Drug Identification Number before sale. A moisturizing hand wash making no antimicrobial claim does not — which is why a hand-care line will carry a mix of registered and unregistered products.
Both antimicrobial products in our hand-care program carry DINs, listed in the register below.
Employers must maintain current SDSs, worker education on the products in use, and controls for chemical exposure. Provincial requirements sit on top of the federal supplier obligations under WHMIS — the supplier provides the label and SDS; the employer owns training, storage and exposure control.
Not a regulation, but the accepted evidence standard for chemicals used in food processing environments. Registration categories define where a product may be used: C1 general cleaners for non-food-contact areas, L1 drain and sewer products, K2 electronic-equipment cleaners in meat and poultry plants.
CFIA-inspected plants routinely ask for registration category by product. Our NSF-registered items and their categories are listed below.
Registration numbers for products in our line that carry them. Filter by issuing authority, or open a product for its full technical record and safety data sheet. Products not listed here are cleaners, degreasers, treatment chemistries and lubricants that make no claim requiring registration.
| Product | Authority | Number / category | Registered use |
|---|---|---|---|
| CI Lemon TreeCommercial Sanitation · Disinfection | Health Canada | DIN 02460335 | Hard-surface disinfectant and deodorizer for institutional and healthcare settings |
| CI Pine Tree PhenolicCommercial Sanitation · Disinfection | Health Canada | DIN 02246386 | Disinfection and deodorizing of high-traffic, organic-load-prone surfaces |
| CI OstroSan QuatCommercial Sanitation · Disinfection | Health Canada | DIN 02465116 | Quaternary hard-surface disinfection for food plants, healthcare and industrial sites |
| CI PCMX AntiBacterial SoapHand Cleaners | Health Canada | DIN 01977873 | Antibacterial hand soap for commercial and institutional washrooms |
| CI SaniHands IPA 70%Hand Cleaners | Health Canada | DIN 02513226 | Rinse-free isopropyl alcohol hand sanitizer |
| B-10 BiocideWater Treatment · Cooling Tower | PMRA | PCP 21153.18 | Broad-spectrum microbiocide for cooling towers, closed loops and process water |
| CI Gluticide 15Water Treatment · Cooling Tower | PMRA | PCP 31043 | Glutaraldehyde microbiocide for slime, sulphate-reducing bacteria and algae control |
| CI 444 Attack Sewer SolventMunicipal Wastewater · Sewer Infrastructure | NSF | Registered L1 | Drain and sewer line opener for food processing environments |
| CI PressureDrop Granular Drain TreatmentCommercial Sanitation · Sanitary Drainage | NSF | Registered L1 | Granular drain treatment for food plant settings, non-food-contact areas |
| CI Formula 27X Organic DrainFood Service · Drain and Grease Control | NSF | Registered C1 | Non-food-contact areas in commercial kitchens, restaurants and food plants |
| CI CitraGuard Multi SurfaceCommercial Sanitation · Housekeeping | NSF | Registered C1 | Citrus multi-surface cleaner for commercial and industrial use |
| CI Contact CleanIndustrial Remediation · Degreasers | NSF | Registered K2 · No. 133644 | Electronic instrument cleaning in meat and poultry plants |
| CI Release Food Grade Silicone Lubricant SprayFood Service · Food Plant Sanitation | NSF | NSF approved | Dry-film food grade lubricant and release agent, incidental food contact |
| CI Release Silicone LubricantIndustrial Remediation · Spray Lubricants | NSF | NSF approved | Dry silicone lubricant and mould release for food processing and manufacturing |
| CI Foaming Hand WashHand Cleaners | Green Seal | Meets GS-41A | Foaming hand wash formulated to the Green Seal GS-41A standard |
Registration numbers are reproduced from current product records and supplier documentation. Numbers, categories and permitted uses can change when a formulation or registration is renewed — confirm against the product label and safety data sheet before writing a specification. Where a product sheet is required for a tender, call 1-800-665-7287 and we will supply the current documentation directly.
The most consequential change to Canadian hazard communication in a decade closed its transition window in December 2025. If your binders still hold pre-amendment safety data sheets, they are out of date.
Health Canada amended the Hazardous Products Regulations to align with the seventh revised edition of the GHS, with selected elements of the eighth. The amendments came into force in December 2022 with a three-year transition, which ended on 14 December 2025.
All hazardous products must now carry classifications, safety data sheets and labels that comply fully with the amended HPR. During the transition, suppliers could work to either version — but never a mixture of the two. That option is gone.
Chem International supplies amended-HPR safety data sheets for the hazardous products in our line. If you hold an older sheet for a CI product, request the current version and replace it in your station binder.
Audit findings are usually documentation findings. Safety data sheets and technical documentation for every product are available at chemintonline.com, and anything not published can be sent directly.
Sixteen-section SDSs prepared to the amended Hazardous Products Regulations, covering classification, first aid, handling, exposure control, transport and regulatory information. Available for download by product.
Open the SDS libraryProduct specifications, dilution guidance, material compatibility and handling limits for specification writing and operator training. Supplied per product on request.
Technical bulletinsEvery hazardous product ships with a compliant supplier label carrying product identifier, pictograms, signal word, hazard and precautionary statements, and supplier identification.
Shipping documents, classification and emergency-response information accompany regulated consignments. CANUTEC, 613-996-6666, is the emergency contact on Chem International safety data sheets.
Certificates of analysis, registration certificates, ISO and COR documentation, and vendor qualification forms are released on request. Tell us what your procurement package requires and we will assemble it.
Send us the vendor package, the specification, or the list of products under review. We will return current safety data sheets, registration evidence and certification documentation.
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