Fins on sedarOn October 10 2020, the Company received its site licence for Natural Health Products approved for manufacturing, packaging and labelling of natural health products. Importing, under that Licence, required the submission of additional requested documents from the manufacturer. This re-submission process continued throughout 2021 and 2022, in part due to extensive delays in Health Canada’s approval processes due to approving products required to combat the COVID-19 epidemic. Products imported by the Company during the extended approval process contained the necessary natural health product numbers (NPNs) assigned by Health Canada and were processed through Customs’ normal channels accordingly. On January 5, 2023 Health Canada and the Company mutually agreed to the withdrawal of the previously approved site licence and submission a new site licence application including “importing” as an additional permitted activity as the fastest route to approval. The Company submitted this application on January 20, 2023 and according to Health Canada, service standards, expects the complete site license to be issued within 30 days. While the Company believes it will successfully obtain the site license, there is no assurance the application as filed will be approved. During the interim period between the revised application resubmission and receipt of the license, the Company is permitted and continues to carry on licensable activities in its cannabis licensed operations. The Company believes any economic impact on account of not carrying on nutraceutical product activities during such period will be minimal and have no material impact on the operations of the business.