GMP for food contact materials
Is there anybody who has experience with the implementation of Regulation 2023/2006, GMP for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.
I am interested mainly in the annex that is about inks.
Some questions:
How do you controll ink off set to the food contact side of the material?
How do you check this as a buyer of printed packaging materials?
Have a nice day, Okido
It's a good subject.Hi All,
Is there anybody who has experience with the implementation of Regulation 2023/2006, GMP for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.
I am interested mainly in the annex that is about inks.
I think for question 1 you have to make sure the ink is fully dried or cured. Obviously. If you want to go into detail then we can discuss.Some questions:
How do you controll ink off set to the food contact side of the material?
How do you check this as a buyer of printed packaging materials?
I think for question 2 - the answer is you cannot. Unless you 100% inspect or you are very lucky. As buyer you must work very closely with your supplier to ensure they have bullet proof QA/GMP procedures to prevent ink set off. Because you know it's against the law in the EU.
Regards,
Simon
Hi All,
Is there anybody who has experience with the implementation of Regulation 2023/2006, GMP for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.
I am interested mainly in the annex that is about inks.
Some questions:
How do you controll ink off set to the food contact side of the material?
How do you check this as a buyer of printed packaging materials?
Have a nice day, Okido
Okido
as your packaging suppier to provide you with a migration certificate.
they should be testing their plastics / inks to ensure they comply with legislation (cant remember the number off hand)
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Okido
as your packaging suppier to provide you with a migration certificate.
they should be testing their plastics / inks to ensure they comply with legislation (cant remember the number off hand)
cazx
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