Transparent Ingredient Reporting for Regulatory and Retail Approval

Ingredient Disclosure Compliance Services

Dell Tech supports manufacturers, private label developers, and Amazon sellers with accurate ingredient disclosure services. Whether mandated by law or requested by retail platforms, ingredient transparency is now a core part of product compliance in both Canada and the United States.

We help you determine which ingredients must be disclosed, which regulatory frameworks apply, and how to structure your documentation for submission to Amazon, national retailers, or regulatory authorities.

When Ingredient Disclosure Is Required

Ingredient disclosure is no longer optional for many product types. You may be required to submit full or partial disclosure under:

• Canadian Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations (CCCR 2001)

• Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)

•  California SB 258 – Cleaning Product Right to Know Act

• New York’s Cleaning Product Right to Know (CPRTK) Act

• Amazon Seller Central documentation for restricted products

• Big box retailer and private label onboarding programs

Our team evaluates your product type, region of sale, and formulation to identify all applicable requirements before preparing disclosure materials.

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Ingredient Disclosure for Canadian Products

In Canada, ingredient disclosure may be triggered by federal regulations or voluntary retailer policies. Products regulated under CCCR 2001 may require concentration ranges for certain hazardous ingredients. Retailers increasingly request disclosure beyond regulatory minimums to align with consumer expectations. We help you prepare clear, defensible ingredient summaries that meet bilingual formatting standards and satisfy both Health Canada and retailer needs.
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Ingredient Disclosure for U.S. Markets

In the United States, disclosure rules vary by state. California and New York lead the way with strict ingredient reporting laws for cleaning and household products. Under SB 258 and the CPRTK Act, manufacturers must publish online ingredient lists and disclose functional purposes, fragrance allergens, and links to supporting documents like SDSs. Dell Tech helps ensure your documentation is accurate, web-compliant, and ready for listing review or enforcement checks.
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Amazon Ingredient Disclosure Support

Amazon frequently requests ingredient documentation for aerosol products, personal care items, and chemical formulations flagged under its restricted product policies. If your product does not have proper ingredient data or SDS support, your listing may be delayed or removed. Dell Tech prepares documentation formatted specifically for Amazon Seller Central, helping you maintain active listings and avoid compliance flags.

What Our Ingredient Disclosure Services Include

Regulatory Applicability
Review

We assess your product to determine which disclosure regulations apply based on market, format, and composition.

Ingredient List
Preparation

We create structured ingredient lists using INCI, CAS, and functional identifiers, along with appropriate concentration ranges where required.

Online Disclosure
Support

For U.S. rules that require publicly available disclosure, we prepare web-ready ingredient summaries in accordance with CPRTK and SB 258.

Label Compliance
Assistance

We ensure any label-based disclosure aligns with SDS content, regulatory thresholds, and formatting rules in both Canada and the U.S.

Documentation for Amazon
& Retailers

We generate ingredient disclosure documents that can be uploaded directly to Amazon or submitted to retail buyers as part of your compliance package.

Who Needs Ingredient Disclosure Services

Why Work with Dell Tech

Ingredient disclosure is often overlooked until a listing is flagged or a retailer rejects the product. Dell Tech helps you avoid those interruptions by identifying disclosure requirements early and preparing documentation that is complete, accurate, and professionally formatted. Our work supports fast onboarding, fewer questions from retailers, and confidence during inspections.

Meet Your Client Services Contact

Kim Samela
Client Services Manager
Before joining Dell Tech, Kim spent 14+ years in the hospitality industry. Most of this time was spent working at the Four Points by Sheraton London Hotel and Conference Centre. Kim has built on the knowledge gained through the Hotel Management Program she took at Fanshawe College and developed extensive experience in customer service, sales & marketing, and event coordination.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ingredient Disclosure

Ingredient disclosure is the process of listing the chemical substances in a product, often along with their concentrations, functions, and potential health impacts. It is required under several Canadian and U.S. regulations and is commonly requested by retailers and e-commerce platforms.

Not always, but it is increasingly required for cleaning products, personal care items, aerosols, and anything flagged as hazardous. Dell Tech reviews your product type and distribution region to determine exactly what is required.

Yes. Disclosure rules differ between jurisdictions. Canadian requirements are often based on CCCR 2001 or CEPA, while U.S. disclosure is state-specific. We prepare separate documents as needed to meet both sets of rules.

We can work with available documentation such as SDSs or Certificates of Analysis to reverse-engineer an ingredient list, then help you validate it for compliance.

Yes. We prepare web-ready ingredient summaries in formats that meet California and New York disclosure standards. You can post them to your own site or use them as part of a retailer submission.

You may face delistings from Amazon or other platforms, rejection from major retailers, or enforcement action in regulated states or provinces. Ingredient disclosure is now a baseline requirement for many product types, not just a best practice.

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Need help preparing ingredient disclosures for Canada, the U.S., or Amazon listings? Dell Tech ensures your documentation is accurate, defensible, and accepted the first time.