Every regime ยท European Union
EU Food Contact Materials rules (Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 and the plastics measure (EU) 10/2011)
Materials and articles intended to touch food. Migration testing, good manufacturing practice, supporting documentation, the glass-and-fork symbol or an equivalent statement, and for plastics a written declaration of compliance passed down the supply chain.
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What it expects in the file
- Declaration of conformity
The EU or UK declaration of conformity (or the food-contact declaration of compliance), signed by the manufacturer, naming the product, the legislation and the standards, and the notified or approved body where one was involved. - Test reports
Test reports from an accredited or accepted laboratory against the standards the technical file names, tied to the exact model and revision tested. - Labelling and instructions
Markings on the product and packaging (conformity mark, identification, warnings, manufacturer and importer details) and the instructions and safety information in the language of the market. - Technical file
The technical documentation: design, drawings, bill of materials, the standards applied, the conformity assessment route, and the evidence that the requirements are met. Kept for the retention period the regime sets, typically ten years from the last unit placed on the market.
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