Flavours for E-Liquid Manufacturing in Canada

Canadian e-liquid manufacturers face two challenges: a flavour catalogue that consistently meets Health Canada's restricted-compound list, and a supply partner that can support VPRR submissions with full ingredient declarations. We address both: every concentrate ships with CAS numbers, allergen statements and exclusion certificates for diacetyl, acetyl propionyl, acetoin and other restricted compounds on request.

For the selected product, review specification. Confirm the supporting information available, its scope and language with your Delsa contact. Your regulatory reviewer should assess suitability for the intended application and finished-product claims; do not assume a complete document pack or universal compliance.

Our PG/VG concentrate library covers the full e-liquid spectrum: fruit (strawberry, blueberry, watermelon, mango, peach, apple, grape, mixed berry, tropical), citrus (lemon, lime, orange), menthol and koolada cooling systems, tobacco (Virginia, Burley, RY4, cured), dessert (vanilla custard, cheesecake, cinnamon roll, donut, caramel), beverage (cola, energy, iced coffee, mojito) and candy/confectionery (bubblegum, hard candy, sour). Each family is built around a base architecture that holds up consistently across PG/VG ratios from 30/70 to 70/30.

For each vaping concentrate, request available ingredient information, CAS numbers and composition details, carrier specifications, origin information and relevant analytical results, including any diketone testing. Confirm document scope and suitability with your regulatory reviewer for the intended market and VPRR reporting; a supplier file does not establish inhalation safety or regulatory acceptance.

We can also flag profiles that are pre-cleared against provincial flavour restrictions — important for brands distributing in provinces with tighter flavour rules than the federal baseline.

The minimum production order is 5 kg. Share the application, dosage and trial scale to discuss sample availability, quantity, any charges and lead time. Request a quotation for the intended production volume and confirm supply arrangements before ordering.