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What analysis of packaging material can be conducted?

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Hi Mohamed,

We supply Cartons (no plastic) our customers with declaration of conformity to the relevant regulations.

There are the general ones for food safety EU 1935/2004 regarding food contact materials 2023/2006 GMP which apply to our cartons.

 

There is nothing specific to do with Cartons and migration other than the general  EU 1935/2004 as mentioned. No acceptable levels only a declaration that they will not harm.  We get the declarations form our suppliers. We do not do any testing ourselves. We inform our customers of the findings form our suppliers components. 

There are specific ones for Plastic EU 10/2011 (recently updated).

 

I'd also consider the accuracy of the text & codes etc. If there is wrong /missing/illegible information printed . 

 

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Dears,

Kindly i'm looking for analysis that requested for food packaging like migration and OTR, what analysis else could be done for food packaging and purpose of each one?

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Hi Mohamed, what type of packaging material and what type of tests?

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Simon

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Hi Simon,

 

Polyethyelene bags and carton box, tests related to food safety which affect on product like migration test  

Hi Mohamed,

We supply Cartons (no plastic) our customers with declaration of conformity to the relevant regulations.

There are the general ones for food safety EU 1935/2004 regarding food contact materials 2023/2006 GMP which apply to our cartons.

 

There is nothing specific to do with Cartons and migration other than the general  EU 1935/2004 as mentioned. No acceptable levels only a declaration that they will not harm.  We get the declarations form our suppliers. We do not do any testing ourselves. We inform our customers of the findings form our suppliers components. 

There are specific ones for Plastic EU 10/2011 (recently updated).

 

I'd also consider the accuracy of the text & codes etc. If there is wrong /missing/illegible information printed . 

 

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