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Adclean (Technical)Ethyl AcetateAdfast Canada Inc.80098241
- 200423-114854
April 2022July 10, 2020
- 200505-114929
May 2022Aktif Antiseptique instantané pour les mainsEthyl acetateLaboratoire Hygienex Inc.80098088
- 189665189574
May 16, 2022June 10, 2020BiogelEthyl acetateGroupe Savon Olympics, Inc.80098684
- 0D991
- 0D992
- 0D963
- 0D964
- 0E998
- 0E997
- 0E994
April 2022July 3, 2020BioVectra SanitizerEthyl acetateBioVectra, Inc.80097796
September 2020July 21, 2020
December 2020Biovectra Hand Sanitizer – Topical GelEthyl acetateBioVectra, Inc.80099246
- 53491
- 53509
- 53518
- 53583
April 2021July 21, 2020
- 53815
- 53875
- 53833
May 2021
June 2021Clean & Green Hand Sanitizer GelMethanol; ethyl acetateHope, Grace and Healing, DBA HgH Integrative Aromatics80100887
May 2022August 4, 2020
June 2022Dash Vapes Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateDashVapes Inc.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)
April 10, 2021June 11, 2020Defend Gel Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateCorporate Facility Supply, Inc.80100149
- 20132
- 20136
- 20140
May 2022July 21, 2020DermogenEthyl acetateInter Cosmetiques Inc800981429
- J20HG001
- J20HG002
- J20HG003
- J20HG004
- J20HG005
- J20HG006
- J20HG007
- J20HG008
- J20HG009
- J20HG010
- J20HG011
- J20HG012
- J20HG013
- J20HG014
May 2022July 27, 2020Désinfectant Mousseux Pour les MainsEthyl acetateSolutions Enviro-Formula, Inc.80101041
- PFFM02200610
- PFFM01200610
- PFFM03200610
- PFFM01200608
- PFFM02200605
Not printed on the labelJuly 21, 2020Eltraderm Hand Sanitizer – 70% Ethyl AlcoholEthyl acetateEltraderm Limited80098540
April 2022June 6, 2020eSafeMethanolGroupe Enov, Inc.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)
- 20-115
- 20-120
- 20-121
April 2021July 3, 2020
- 20-125
- 20-126
- 20-181
May 2021Facility Plus Complete Facility Services-Hand Sanitizer 70% AlcoholEthyl acetateThe A&J Power Group Inc., DBA Facility PlusUnlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)
May 2022July 21, 2020Frid + Russell Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateGreen Dolphin Systems Corp.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)All. Lot number not printed on the label.Not printed on the label.July 10, 2020Gel 700 Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateNature’s Own Cosmetic Company Inc.80100166
118 mL format
- L00521024
- L00521025
- L00525006
236 mL format
- L00527003
- L00528001
- L00530003
- L00525016
- L00526003
- L00526011
- L00527001
- L00528011
- L00530002
- L00531002
3785 mL format
May 2022June 9, 2020Gel 700 Hand SanitizerMethanol; ethyl acetateNature’s Own Cosmetics Company80100166
- L00420003
- L00425001
- L00427007
- L00501001
April 2022June 17, 2020
May 2022Gel Antiseptique Pour Les MainsEthyl acetateMégalab Inc.80015567
- 5135
- 5137
- 5138
- 5139
- 5142
- 5144
- 5149
- 5151
- 5152
- 5160
March 2022June 22, 2020Gel désinfectant pour les mainsEthyl acetateSolutions Enviro-Formula, Inc.80100221
- PFGA20052201
- PFGA1200512
- PFFG01200604
- PFFG01200529
- PFFG02200525
- PFFG04200527
Not printed on the labelJuly 21, 2020Gentle Hand Sanitizer With AloeEthyl acetateAngel Cosmoceuticals, Inc.80098753
- N753-01
- N753-02
- N753-03
- N753-04
- N753-05
- N753-06
May 2022July 21, 2020Germ EliminatorMethanol677042 Ontario Ltd. (DBA Donview Manufacturing)80101737
December 2020July 10, 2020
Germ EliminatorEthyl acetate677042 Ontario Ltd. (DBA Donview Manufacturing)80101737
December 2023July 10, 2020GermzeroEthyl acetateFlash Beauté Inc.80099604
November 2022June 22, 2020Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateContract Packaging Distributions Inc.80098453
- 8613026
- 8613042
- 8613048
- 8613055
- 8613057
- 8613058
- 8613061
- 8613064
- 8613066
April 2022June 6, 2020Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateJIS Enterprises Inc.(DBA JIS Specialty Products)80099670
- 11042020
- 16042020
- 21042020
- 23042020
April 2022July 27, 2020Hand Sanitizer Alco-SanEthyl acetateCrown Chemical Products, Inc.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)
- 03130
- 03310
- 04070
- 51420-20
Not printed on the labelJune 30, 2020
- 51420-21
- 51520-20
July 3, 2020Hand Sanitizer
Désinfectant pour les mainsEthyl acetateWalker Emulsions Ltd.80100040
Not printed on the labelJune 6, 2020Hand Sanitizer Mano-SanEthyl acetateShifaah Health80100572
April 2022July 21, 2020Healthcare Plus Sanitizing Hand GelEthyl acetateThe Color Group, Division of Canadian Custom Packaging80002430
- 024002
- 024012
- 024022
- 021032
- 024042
- 024072
- 024082
- 024092
- 024003
April 2022July 3 2020IsogelEthyl acetateLalema Inc.80098996
May 13, 2021June 11, 2020Kleen RX Hand Sanitizer GelEthyl acetateSpa Dent, Inc.80098426
April 2023July 21, 2020ManogelMethanolConstant America80098846
- 04291
- 04292
- 04293
- 04295
- 04301
- 04321
March 2022July 3, 2020KS-Progel PlusEthyl acetateDelta Pharma Inc.80097773
April 2022July 27, 2020ManogelEthyl acetateConstant America80098846
April 2022July 21, 2020MB Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateMulti-Blend Ltd.80099571
- May 5, 2020
- May 6, 2020
- May 11, 2020
- May 12, 2020
- May 14, 2020
- May 19, 2020
- May 28, 2020
May 2022July 21, 2020
- June 3, 2020
- June 16, 2020
June 2022Protectenol Hand Sanitizer LiquidEthyl acetateApplied Lubrication Technology80098373
- 20-070
- 20-083
- 20-366
- 20-367
- 20-368
- 20-369
- 20-370
- 20-371
- 20-372
- 20-373
Not printed on the labelJune 10, 2020PurusMethanolPharmalab, Inc.80097823
- B010454
- B010486
- B010534
- B010535
- B010591
- B010592
- B010593
- B010594
- B010595
- B010596
- B010915
- B010975
- B010981
April 2022July 21, 2020SanatouchEthyl acetateBio Organic Solutions Corp.80098484
April 2022July 27, 2020Sanilabs Hand Sanitizer 70% EthanolEthyl acetateSanilabs Inc.80098769
April 20, 2022June 6, 2020
April 28, 2022SanitagelMethanolJefo Nutrition, Inc.80098567
- 07820R414
- 08520R414
- 08720R414
March 2021July 3, 2020
- 09020R414
- 09320R414
April 2021SepteezeEthyl acetateLes Produits Ultrapro, Inc.80098001
- 0155505
- 0155405
- 0155805
- 0156505
May 2022July 21, 2020Smart CareEthyl acetateR&D Technical Solutions Ltd.80099110
- 005154
- 005155
May 2022June 10, 2020Tekare Instant Hand Cleanser GelEthyl acetateTEKPolymer Inc.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on the label)HG200320 (not printed on the label)April 2023June 22, 2020Tidol Hand Sanitizer 70%Ethyl acetateTidol Corporation800996327080April 2022June 10, 2020Upstreet Do Gooder Hand Sanitizer 65%Ethyl acetateUpstreet Craft Brewing80098137A
BApril 2022July 27, 2020Upstreet Do Gooder Hand Sanitizer 80%Ethyl acetateUpstreet Craft Brewing80100114CApril 2022July 27, 2020Vima-SanEthyl acetateCrown Chemical Products, Inc.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)
- 02200
- 02270
- 03130
- 03310
Not printed on the labelJune 30, 2020Vima-SanEthyl acetateCrown Chemical Products, Inc.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)
- 02200
- 02270
- 03130
- 03310
Not printed on the labelJune 30, 2020Vima-San Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateGreen Dolphin Systems Corp.Unlicensed (no NPN or DIN on label)All. Lot number not printed on the label.Not printed on the labelJuly 10, 2020VitalpurEthyl acetateLaboratoire Capillaire Guy Décaux80100023
Not printed on the labelJuly 10, 2020Walker Emulsions Hand SanitizerEthyl acetateWalker Emulsions Ltd.80098678
Not printed on the labelJune 6, 2020X-Pure Vert-2-Go GelEthyl acetateWood Wyant Inc.80013648
- 109832
- 309132
- 408732
- 208732
- 109732
- 109232
April 2022June 10, 2020
Source: – Vancouver Sun
Tesla has promised to start selling cheaper models next year, days after a Reuters report revealed that the company had shelved its plans for an all-new Tesla that would cost only $25,000.
The news that Tesla was scrapping the Model 2 came amid a drop in sales and profits, and a decision to slash a tenth of the company’s global workforce. Reuters also noted increased competition from Chinese EV makers.
Tesla’s deliveries slumped in the first quarter for the first annual drop since the start of the pandemic in 2020, missing analyst forecasts by a mile in a sign that even price cuts haven’t been able to stave off an increasingly heated competition on the EV market.
Profits dropped by 50%, disappointing investors and leading to a slump in the company’s share prices, which made any good news urgently needed. Tesla delivered: it said it would bring forward the date for the release of new, lower-cost models. These would be produced on its existing platform and rolled out in the second half of 2025, per the BBC.
Reuters cited the company as warning that this change of plans could “result in achieving less cost reduction than previously expected,” however. This suggests the price tag of the new models is unlikely to be as small as the $25,000 promised for the Model 2.
The decision is based on a substantially reduced risk appetite in Tesla’s management, likely affected by the recent financial results and the intensifying competition with Chinese EV makers. Shelving the Model 2 and opting instead for cars to be produced on existing manufacturing lines is the safer move in these “uncertain times”, per the company.
Tesla is also cutting prices, as many other EV makers are doing amid a palpable decline in sales in key markets such as Europe, where the phaseout of subsidies has hit demand for EVs seriously. The cut is of about $2,000 on all models that Tesla currently sells.
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Divisions within the Bank of Canada over the timing of a much-anticipated cut to its key overnight interest rate stem from concerns of some members of the central bank’s governing council that progress on taming inflation could stall in the face of stronger domestic demand — or even pick up again in the event of “new surprises.”
“Some members emphasized that, with the economy performing well, the risk had diminished that restrictive monetary policy would slow the economy more than necessary to return inflation to target,” according to a summary of deliberations for the April 10 rate decision that were published Wednesday. “They felt more reassurance was needed to reduce the risk that the downward progress on core inflation would stall, and to avoid jeopardizing the progress made thus far.”
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Others argued that there were additional risks from keeping monetary policy too tight in light of progress already made to tame inflation, which had come down “significantly” across most goods and services.
Some pointed out that the distribution of inflation rates across components of the consumer price index had approached normal, despite outsized price increases and decreases in certain components.
“Coupled with indicators that the economy was in excess supply and with a base case projection showing the output gap starting to close only next year, they felt there was a risk of keeping monetary policy more restrictive than needed.”
In the end, though, the central bankers agreed to hold the rate at five per cent because inflation remained too high and there were still upside risks to the outlook, albeit “less acute” than in the past couple of years.
Despite the “diversity of views” about when conditions will warrant cutting the interest rate, central bank officials agreed that monetary policy easing would probably be gradual, given risks to the outlook and the slow path for returning inflation to target, according to the summary of deliberations.
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They considered a number of potential risks to the outlook for economic growth and inflation, including housing and immigration, according to summary of deliberations.
The central bankers discussed the risk that housing market activity could accelerate and further boost shelter prices and acknowledged that easing monetary policy could increase the likelihood of this risk materializing. They concluded that their focus on measures such as CPI-trim, which strips out extreme movements in price changes, allowed them to effectively look through mortgage interest costs while capturing other shelter prices such as rent that are more reflective of supply and demand in housing.
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They also agreed to keep a close eye on immigration in the coming quarters due to uncertainty around recent announcements by the federal government.
“The projection incorporated continued strong population growth in the first half of 2024 followed by much softer growth, in line with the federal government’s target for reducing the share of non-permanent residents,” the summary said. “But details of how these plans will be implemented had not been announced. Governing council recognized that there was some uncertainty about future population growth and agreed it would be important to update the population forecast each quarter.”
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Shares in US tech giant Meta have sunk in US after-hours trading despite better-than-expected earnings.
The Facebook and Instagram owner said expenses would be higher this year as it spends heavily on artificial intelligence (AI).
Its shares fell more than 15% after it said it expected to spend billions of dollars more than it had previously predicted in 2024.
Meta has been updating its ad-buying products with AI tools to boost earnings growth.
It has also been introducing more AI features on its social media platforms such as chat assistants.
The firm said it now expected to spend between $35bn and $40bn, (£28bn-32bn) in 2024, up from an earlier prediction of $30-$37bn.
Its shares fell despite it beating expectations on its earnings.
First quarter revenue rose 27% to $36.46bn, while analysts had expected earnings of $36.16bn.
Sophie Lund-Yates, lead equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said its spending plans were “aggressive”.
She said Meta’s “substantial investment” in AI has helped it get people to spend time on its platforms, so advertisers are willing to spend more money “in a time when digital advertising uncertainty remains rife”.
More than 50 countries are due to have elections this year, she said, “which hugely increases uncertainty” and can spook advertisers.
She added that Meta’s “fortunes are probably also being bolstered by TikTok’s uncertain future in the US”.
Meta’s rival has said it will fight an “unconstitutional” law that could result in TikTok being sold or banned in the US.
President Biden has signed into law a bill which gives the social media platform’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, nine months to sell off the app or it will be blocked in the US.
Ms Lund-Yates said that “looking further ahead, the biggest risk [for Meta] remains regulatory”.
Last year, Meta was fined €1.2bn (£1bn) by Ireland’s data authorities for mishandling people’s data when transferring it between Europe and the US.
And in February of this year, Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg faced blistering criticism from US lawmakers and was pushed to apologise to families of victims of child sexual exploitation.
Ms Lund-Yates added that the firm has “more than enough resources to throw at legal challenges, but that doesn’t rule out the risks of ups and downs in market sentiment”.
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