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Posted 07 December 2023 - 01:25 AM

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Our company recently purchased plastic measuring jug, but when we asked supplier on Safe Food Contact related documents, they are unable to revert to us. We even requested for them to write us an email or letter to declare that it's safe for food contact, they could not do this either. The material as we see at the bottom of the jug is PP (polypropylene). Any suggestion of alternative way on how to rectify this issue? 


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Posted 07 December 2023 - 03:06 AM

Polypropylene is an FDA-approved food contact plastic.


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Posted 07 December 2023 - 03:32 AM

Polypropylene is an FDA-approved food contact plastic.

That means, if the auditor challenge to prove that PP is safe for food contact, is there any reference that i can look into?


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Posted 07 December 2023 - 03:34 AM

There are numerous references on the internet. Just run a search for the material. 


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Posted 07 December 2023 - 03:53 AM

There are numerous references on the internet. Just run a search for the material. 

Yes, i did some searching just now. If we use the material from various website, that will be no issue right? 


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Posted 07 December 2023 - 01:00 PM

Hi, 

 

Can you buy a  Stainless Steel jugs? 

 

 

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Posted 07 December 2023 - 04:36 PM

I would buy something that comes with a certificate.


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Posted 07 December 2023 - 06:36 PM

Buy some new jugs from a vendor who will provide a specification and a LoG that the material is food safe under your country's regulations.  If a vendor is unwilling to provide such a LoG or other specifications, you cannot hold them accountable that the jug is made of what they claim and fraud cannot be ruled out.


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Posted 09 December 2023 - 07:06 AM

We either purchase material with food grade certificate or get tested the material at FSSAI approved lab as per the Food Safety and Standards (Packaging) Regulations, 2018


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