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Archived Orange TKO Industries (INT-L) Inc.

Name of the establishment and its location

  • Orange TKO Industries (INT’L) Inc., Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Name of the product

  • "Orange TKO Super Concentrated All Purpose Cleaner" (all sizes/volumes).

Non-compliance found

  • Product not packaged in a child-resistant container as required by sub-section 40(1) of the CCCR, 2001.
  • Product label does not show the required hazard symbol or all of the bilingual cautionary statements and first aid treatment statements as set out in sub-section 39(1) of the CCCR, 2001.

Description of the alleged contravention of the order

Orange TKO Industries (INT'L) Inc. is alleged to have failed to comply with an Order by the Minister to recall a product as per subsection 31(1) of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act. Specifically:

  • A list of all products that Orange TKO Industries (INT'L) Inc. manufactured, imported, advertised, or sold as "Orange TKO Super Concentrated All Purpose Cleaner" (all sizes/volumes) was not provided to Health Canada within the time specified in the order.
  • A copy of Orange TKO Industries (INT'L) Inc.'s distribution list containing the names and addresses of all clients in Canada to whom Orange TKO Industries (INT'L) Inc. has sold the product was not provided to Health Canada within the time specified in the order.
  • A "Recall Notice" document was not completed by Orange TKO Industries (INT'L) Inc. and provided to Health Canada within the time specified in the order.

Date(s) of the alleged contravention of the order:

  • September 16th to 20th, 2015.

Classification of the alleged violation

  • The alleged violation was classified as “Serious”.

Date(s) when Notices of alleged Violation were issued and associated amounts

  • September 21st, 2015.
  • $15,000 per violation ($75,000.00 total).

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2025-07-08

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