LFGB

      Germany's Food and Commodity Law (LFGB) as the German food hygiene management of the most important basic laws, regulations and food contact with the daily necessities passed the test, in line with the German "Food and Commodity Law", can be issued by the authorized body of the LFGB test report proved to be "Does not contain chemical toxic substances products", and can be sold in the German market.

The knife and fork flag is a food safety sign. In food contact with daily necessities, if the knife and fork mark, it means that the product has been tested in line with LFGB regulations, LFGB test for all possible food contact materials.

FDA

In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) primarily controls food contact products primarily through the Food Additives Reporting Program (FAP). If a food additive or food contact material is available for use under the FAP procedure, the material is entered into the US FDA CFR 21 PARTS 170-189 corresponding regulations. Manufacturers should strictly comply with food-grade regulations to produce qualified food contact products and materials.

EU food grade

EC Directive EC / 1935/2004 on substances in contact with foodstuffs. It is stated that the product / substance in contact with food must meet the following conditions: Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP); when the product comes in contact with food, not; release to human health; lead to unacceptable changes in the product composition of the food; The sensory properties of food (changes in taste, smell, color, etc.)

France DGCCRF

Products sold in France, in addition to complying with Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 of the European Union, are subject to local French regulatory requirements, including French DGCCF 2004-64 and French Decretn 92-631. French regulations not only for food contact with plastic rubber products have special requirements, metal products also have special classification and requirements.

2011/65 / EU (RoHS)

EU Directive 2011/65 / EU on the electrical and electronic equipment in the Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances directive, requiring electrical and electronic equipment products lead, mercury, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ether content shall not exceed 0.1% (1000ppm ), Cadmium content should not exceed 0.01% (100ppm).

REACH

REACH is the EU Regulation on Chemicals Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction, EC / 190/2006, which deals with the safety of production, trade and use of chemicals.

Directive (2005/69 / EC) and the German GS certification requirements for PAHs

German Safety Technology Certification Center Experience Exchange Office (ZLS-ATAV) provides that from April 1, 2008 onwards, all GS mark certification bodies will add test PAHs project, can not be tested by PAHs products will not be able to obtain GS certification and smooth entry into Germany. EU Directive 2005/69 / EC also makes clear provisions for PAHs.