
FDA & LFGB Food-Contact Testing: What Buyers Must Verify
Review how destination market, intended use, sample identity and test scope affect food-contact documentation.
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A certificate mark on a page does not prove that every product is covered. Review the named legal entity, site, certificate scope and validity. For product tests, compare the sample description, material, color, standard, laboratory and report date with the item being purchased.
Inspection requirements should also be written into the order specification. Define critical dimensions, appearance limits, function checks, packing requirements and the agreed sampling method before production begins.

Review how destination market, intended use, sample identity and test scope affect food-contact documentation.
READ MORE →Review curing method, hardness, odor, appearance and product-specific food-contact evidence when assessing silicone components.
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Plan structure, artwork, protection, labels and shipping configuration around the finished product and sales channel.
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