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What needs to be on a Certificate of Conformance for food contact packaging?

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What exactly needs to be on a COC for food contact packaging ie - bags, rollstock etc .? Are these items mandatory? I have COC's that are very limited in information. Approved for Food Contact Compliance with the Federal Food, Drug & Cosemtic Act Resin levels  Allergens. Thanks in advance!

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What exactly needs to be on a COC for food contact packaging ie - bags, rollstock etc .? Are these items mandatory?  I have  COC's that are very limited in information. 

 

Approved for Food Contact

Compliance with the Federal Food, Drug & Cosemtic Act

Resin levels 

Allergens

 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Hi Tavish,

 

Re - ^^^(red)

 

I suggest you "think"  COA

Do you have any good examples?

Do you have any good examples?

 

Hi Tavish,

 

There are a few threads comparing the 2 on this Forum.

 

I googled COA versus COC which gave  this link / illustrative examples COA/COC -

 

https://www.labhut.c...f-analysis.html

 

basket_coc.pdf   31.49KB   85 downloads

basket_coa.pdf   79.23KB   56 downloads

 

PS - I think the above is a relatively "good" COC, IMEX some examples are considerably less detailed.

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