What's New Unreplied Topics Membership About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy
[Ad]
Forums Blogs Store Members Gallery Directory

Sign In Register

Does BRC cover labels for toys?

Started by , Feb 02 2016 04:22 PM
Reply to this Topic
1 Reply

Hi

 

I have had an inquiry for some labels that will be classed as toys.

 

So i will be going to the material / ink / varnish supplier to make sure their product conforms to the relevant toy regulations.

 

My company is only certified for indirect packaging and I haven't  see a toy yet that doesn't go into a child's mouth at some point, which would make it direct contact ?

 

So does BRC cover this type of label, or does the fact it is classed as a toy rule out BRC criteria.

 

Thanks

 

Rob

 

 

Share this Topic
Topics you might be interested in
Using Ingredients with Foreign-Language Labels – Is It FDA Compliant? Are Storage Conditions Required on Labels by FDA-USDA? Help with ReciPal: Calculating Accurate Nutrition Labels for Chocolate Products Ceramic Blades in the nonfood contact labels industry Labels and Labelling Procedure
[Ad]

Hi Rob, it's more likely to be under the scope of BRC Consumer Products

 

Regards,

Simon

Reply to this Topic

Similar Discussion Topics
Using Ingredients with Foreign-Language Labels – Is It FDA Compliant? Are Storage Conditions Required on Labels by FDA-USDA? Help with ReciPal: Calculating Accurate Nutrition Labels for Chocolate Products Ceramic Blades in the nonfood contact labels industry Labels and Labelling Procedure Does anyone have experience in transitioning from export stamps to self-adhesive labels? Help with incorrect labels Outer Case Labels - Australia Form of ingredient to include on labels Allergen precautionary or warning labels
About us

IFSQN is an international networking group for food safety professionals. We connect those interested in food safety to information and to each other. The purpose of the website is to share knowledge, experiences and ideas to make food safer.

All content © Copyright 2021 IFSQN