GIG has many years of professional technical research and testing experience in the field of food contact materials, focusing on studying the safety control of food contact materials in countries and regions around the world, and interpreting corresponding regulations and standards. GIG can provide you with one-stop detection certification service for food contact materials in the United States, EU and its member states, China and other countries.
FDA Compliance Policy Guide (CPG)
Code of Federal Regulations Title 21: Food and Drugs
U.S. SGCD & CSC ASTM C-927(Rim-Area)
California Proposition 65 (CA65)
Framework -- (EC) No. 1935/2004 & (EC) No. 2023/2006
Plastics -- (EU) No.10/2011
Ceramics -- 84/500/EEC & 2005/31/EC
Paper and Board -- AP(2002)1
Coating -- AP(2004)1
Wood -- AP(2004)2
Ion-exchange resins -- AP(2004)3
Rubber -- AP(2004)4
Silicone -- AP(2004)5
Metals and alloys -- CM/Res(2013)9
German Food, Articles of Daily Use and Feed Code of September LFGB § 30&31
BFR recommendation I-LIII
Ceramic/Glass -- DIN 51032
DGCCRF (Direction générale de la concurrernce, de la consummation et de la repression des fraudes)
Framework -- French Décret 92-631 & French Décret 2007-766 & DGCCRF NI 2014-108
File metal and alloys --DM/4B/COM/001
File inorganic materials -- DM/4B/COM/002
File organic materials-synthetic matter -- DM/4B/COM/003
File organic materials-plant fibers -- DM/4B/COM/004
Wood -- NI 2012-93
Silicone -- Arrêté du 25/11/1992
Plastic/Rubber/Glass/Stainless steel -- DM 21/02/1973
Stainless steel -- DM 11/11/2013 No.140 & DM 6/8/1995 No.195
Aluminum and Aluminum alloys -- DM 18/01/2007 No.76
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