Good morning,
Just a short background: i started working at a packaging manufacturer company 2 months ago as a Quality Control/Compliance Manager. I am new to this industry, but in the short amount of time, I have got a lot done. Back in 2016, someone created a "General" letter of continuing Guarantee for our company. Since this is 2019, I'd like to update it. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Our company manufactures plastic for food, pillows, etc. I copied and pasted what we currently use (I took out my companies name for privacy)
A GENERAL AND CONTINUING GUARANTEE
FDA/USDA STATUS OF FOOD PACKAGING FILM
(OUR COMPANY). certifies that all of the products that our company supplies are in compliance with FDA regulations under Code 21 CFR 177.1350, 177.1520, 188.24, 178.2010, and 175.105 and the Coalition of Northeast Governors (Coneg) and California Proposition 65. Our films do not contain synthetic fungicides, preservatives or fumigants and as such are suitable for Organic Certification.
No additional substances such as heavy metals (i.e., antimony, arsenic, barium, cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, selenium, or silver) are intentionally added to the polyethylene resins or films.
Accordingly, all of our materials are approved for use in non-alcoholic food packaging and food contact including use in articles used for packing and holding food during cooking. Our materials are also free from any kinds of odors and are safe for all packaging applications.
Additionally, all our films are proudly made here in the U.S.A.
BPA (Bisphenol A in packaging) Free Certificate
(COMPANY) certifies that our films are not formulated with compounds such as bisphenol A, octyl and nonyl phenols and their ethoxylates, butyl benzyl phthalates, dibutyl phthalates and diethyl hexyl phthalates which have been linked to affecting endocrine.