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Does Dry Ice used for cleaning Food Contact surfaces need a COA?

Started by , Dec 02 2020 02:32 PM
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I just joined a new company.  They are utilizing dry ice blasting to clean product contact surfaces.  I am new to dry ice blasting.

Does the dry ice we are purchasing need to have a COA since it is used on product contact surfaces? Thanks!

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An SDS yes, not really a "CoA".

SDS and a COA,

SDS and a COA,

 

Does the dry ice need to be "food grade"?  

Hi,

 

I am not in the US.

For EU: it depends. The final rinse is drinking water?

 

Rgds

moskito


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