Food packaging material containing latex tubing
Started by luct2210, Feb 24 2016 04:29 PM
I have a customer requesting that we manufacture for him a plastic bag for food packaging with a latex tubing. Do we need to implement a decontamination schedule for all the equipment that was in contact with this allergen?
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I've seen this sitting here unanswered - I don't know...is latex packaging legal?
Assuming it's OK in Canada to produce what your customer wants, I would think you'd need to prove this process will not contaminate all the non-latex packaging. This may include cleaning and testing...but I don't know, I've never heard of such a thing.
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