The Canadian SOR/2016-175 Food Contact Testing Certification for Ceramic Glassware is a safety and compliance test for ceramic tableware that comes into contact with food. This certification aims to ensure that ceramic glassware does not produce harmful substances when in contact with food and complies with relevant Canadian regulations and standards.



The Canadian SOR/2016-175 Food Contact Testing Guidelines for Ceramic Glassware are a detailed testing standard and procedure used to ensure the safety and compliance of ceramic tableware when in contact with food.


Canadian Testing Guidelines for Ceramic Glassware:

1. Understanding the SOR/2016-175 standard: Before starting testing, it is necessary to have a detailed understanding of the requirements and limitations of the SOR/2016-175 standard. This includes understanding the content limits of heavy metals and other harmful substances allowed in ceramic glassware.



2. Choose a suitable testing institution: Choose a qualified and experienced testing institution to conduct testing on ceramic tableware. Ensure that the testing agency has relevant certifications and qualifications to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the testing results.



3. Submit samples: Submit samples of ceramic tableware according to the requirements of the testing agency. Usually, a sufficient number of samples are required for testing.



4. Conduct preliminary testing: The testing agency will conduct preliminary testing on the sample to determine whether it meets the requirements of the SOR/2016-175 standard. This includes inspecting the appearance, texture, and color of ceramic tableware.



5. Chemical testing: If the preliminary test is passed, the testing agency will conduct a chemical test on the ceramic glassware to determine whether it contains excessive heavy metals and other harmful substances. This usually involves the use of various chemical reagents and equipment for testing.



6. Waiting for test results: Waiting for the testing agency to provide the test results. If ceramic glassware meets the requirements of SOR/2016-175 standard, the testing agency will issue the corresponding certificate.



7. Handling ceramic glassware that does not meet the requirements: If the ceramic glassware does not meet the requirements of SOR/2016-175 standard, the manufacturer must take corresponding measures to handle it, such as reproducing or improving the production process.



8. Maintain communication with testing agencies: Throughout the entire testing process, manufacturers should maintain close communication with testing agencies to ensure understanding of testing progress and results, and take necessary measures in a timely manner.