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Food contact materials refer to materials and products that come into contact with food during normal use. In addition to various types of food packaging, tableware, kitchenware, and processing equipment, they also include adhesives and printing inks used for these products and materials. Colorants and other auxiliary materials.

In the field of food contact materials, Shenzhen Dezewei can provide domestic and foreign regulatory compliance testing, including new national standards, EU standards, Germany, France, Italy, the United States and other major regional requirements around the world.

product testing

1. Tableware: cutlery, bowls, chopsticks, spoons, cups, plates, etc.

2. Kitchen utensils: storage utensils, washing utensils, cooking utensils, cooking utensils, etc.

3. Food packaging containers: paper containers, metal containers, glass containers, plastic containers, plastic packaging bags/films, etc.

4. Kitchen appliances: gas stove, range hood, oven, microwave oven, disinfection cabinet, dishwasher, juicer, blender, coffee machine, electric kettle, rice cooker, induction cooker, etc.

5. Children's products: baby bottles, pacifiers, baby drinking cups, etc.

Total migration

The total amount of all non-volatile substances migrating from food contact materials and articles to the food simulants in contact with them, expressed in milligrams of non-volatile migrants per kilogram of food simulants (mg/kg), or per kilogram of food simulants Expressed as milligrams of non-volatile migrating substances from a square decimeter of contact area (mg/dm²). For food contact materials and products specially designed for infants and young children, it is expressed in mg/kg.

Overall Migration Limit (OML)

The maximum allowable amount of all non-volatile substances migrating from food contact materials and articles into food simulants in contact with them, expressed in milligrams of non-volatile migrants per kilogram of food simulant (mg/kg), or Expressed as milligrams of non-volatile migrants per square meter of contact area (mg/dm²). For food contact materials and products specially designed for infants and young children, it is expressed in mg/kg.

EU 2004/1935/EC Food Contact Materials and Products Regulations


The framework regulation of the EU food contact system is (EC) No 1935/2004. So far, it covers plastics (EU) No 10/2011, regenerated cellulose film 2007/42/EC, ceramics 84/500/EEC, and rubber 93/ 11/EEC, active and smart materials (EC) No 450/2009 and other materials. In addition, some European countries such as Germany, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom also have their own unique food contact material systems.

Current status of EU food contact materials regulations: EU Food Contact Plastic Products Regulation (EU) 10/2011 adds 4 new permitted substances.

US FDA 21 CFR food contact materials and products requirements

Substances used in U.S. food packaging materials are considered indirect additives and are included in the food additive safety regulatory system and are uniformly managed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The requirements for food contact materials and articles in the United States are mainly in 21 CFR of the United States Code of Federal Regulations.

German food contact material safety regulations LFGB (LMBG) Food and Feed Law § 30, 31

LFGB is Germany's new food and dietary supplement law that replaced the LMBG for food and dietary supplements. LFGB, also known as the "Law for the Administration of Food, Tobacco Products, Cosmetics and Other Daily Supplies", is the most important basic legal document in Germany's food hygiene management. LFGB is the guideline and core for the formulation of other special food hygiene laws and regulations. Products in contact with food that pass the LFGB test can obtain an LFGB test report issued by an authoritative organization to prove that they are "products that do not contain chemical toxic substances" and can be sold in the German market. LFGB is the passport for food-grade contact materials to enter the German market.

Rubber products DGCCRF 2004-64 French food grade standard


DGCCRF is the abbreviation of French food safety regulations. The DGCCRF 2004-64 standard details the testing and control regulations for the appropriate amount of food contact materials, and replaces the regulations No. 2000-155 of October 26, 2000. Since then, all food contact products sold to France need to Comply with the relevant requirements of French DGCCRF 2004-64.

Rubber refers to a highly elastic polymer material with reversible deformation. It is a highly elastic polymer compound that is processed into a material that is elastic, insulating, impermeable to water and air. Rubber products are widely used in transportation, industrial mining, civil construction, medical and health, daily necessities, etc., such as rubber gloves, rubber tires, rubber shoes, sanitary products, etc. Food-grade rubber materials are often used to make food molds, chocolate molds, candy molds and other food model molds.

Italy DM 21/03/73 Food contact materials


Italian DM 21373 The Italian regulation applicable to materials in contact with food is "Italian Decree No. 777 of 1982". This decree covers the (Ministerial Decree) Ministerial Decree DM 21373 and its subsequent updates as statutory requirements for food contact materials.

Italian food grade requirements for plastic materials are in compliance with the requirements of EU Directive 2002/72/EC. In addition, the decree also has some national requirements. For example: rubber, silicone, glass and stainless steel are outside the scope of the EU decree, but the Italian decree has specific requirements for them.

Canada SOR/2016-175 Food Contact Materials

Health Canada has released updated industry guidance for glazed ceramic and glassware products intended for food contact under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA) and the Glazed Ceramic and Glassware Regulations (GCGR, SOR/2016-175) .



China GB4806 requirements for food contact materials and products

China has just completed the construction of its new food contact regulatory system. The newly released 4806.1~11 series of standards stipulate the food contact of enamel, ceramics, glass, resin, plastics, paper and cardboard, metal, paint and coatings, rubber and other materials. General requirements and special requirements for materials and products.

Testing cycle

5 working days



Laboratory style

Dezewei DTi Testing is an independent third-party testing organization in China. It has CNAS/CMA qualifications/chemical analysis technical team/has accumulated many years of experience in the field of atomizers. It can provide you with more information based on the latest control requirements for atomizers. Professional and more reliable testing and registration services. Dezewe Laboratory is established and implemented in strict accordance with ISO/IEC17025:2005 standards. It has passed the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS: L8083)/Measurement Certification (CMA) and is fully qualified to issue third-party testing reports.

Honor

CNAS/CMA/CPSC qualification/national high-tech enterprise