Water cups and kettles exported to the United States need to undergo FDA testing and apply for an FDA test report. FDA is the abbreviation of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for supervising the safety and effectiveness of food and drugs. FDA also has certain requirements and standards for food contact materials.

As containers in direct contact with drinking water, water cups and kettles need to undergo FDA standard testing to ensure that their materials and processes meet safety standards. Test items include chemical composition testing, physical performance testing, microbial testing and other aspects.

To apply for an FDA test report, you need to choose a third-party testing agency approved by the FDA to conduct testing in accordance with FDA standards and issue a corresponding test report. The test report should include test items, test methods, test results, etc., and should be stamped and signed by the testing agency.

In addition to applying for the FDA test report, it is also important to note that the words "This product has passed the US FDA certification" need to be marked on the product packaging and labeling to prove that the product meets FDA standards and has obtained certification.



US FDA testing guide for water cups and kettles:

1. Choose a testing agency: Choose a third-party testing agency approved by the FDA to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the test.

2. Submit samples: Submit samples of water cups and kettles in accordance with the requirements of the testing agency, and ensure that the samples meet the requirements of FDA standards.

3. Test items: According to FDA standards, the following tests need to be carried out:

4. Chemical composition test: Test whether the materials of water cups and kettles contain harmful chemicals, such as heavy metals, plasticizers, etc.

5. Physical performance test: Test the pressure resistance, impact resistance and other properties of the water cup and kettle to ensure that it is not easy to break or deform during use.

6. Microbiological test: Test whether the water cup and kettle meets the FDA's microbiological standards to avoid the growth of bacteria, mold and other microorganisms.

7. Test report: Based on the test results, the testing agency will issue a corresponding test report. The test report should include test items, test methods, test results, etc., and should be stamped and signed by the testing agency.

8. Declaration of conformity: The words "This product has passed the US FDA certification" need to be marked on the product packaging and label to prove that the product complies with FDA standards and has obtained certification. At the same time, a declaration of conformity needs to be submitted to the FDA according to the requirements of the FDA to prove the compliance and safety of the product.