The electric rice cooker is a modern cooking utensil that can be used for various processes such as steaming, boiling, stewing, simmering, and braising. Rice cookers exported to Germany need to undergo LFGB testing. LFGB testing is a German regulation on food and beverages. The testing scope covers all materials in contact with food, including plastics, metals, silicone, etc.



Rice cookers exported to Germany need to undergo LFGB food contact material testing. The testing scope covers all materials in contact with food, including plastics, metals, silicone, etc.



German LFGB Testing Guide

1. Determine the detection range: According to the structure and materials of the rice cooker, determine the materials and components that need to be tested, such as the inner pot, outer shell, sealing ring, etc.

2. Choose a certification agency: Choose an agency with LFGB certification to ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results.

3. Submit samples: Submit the samples that need to be tested to the certification agency, and ensure that the samples meet the requirements of the LFGB standard.

4. Conduct testing: The certification agency conducts testing on the submitted samples, including sensory testing, leachable testing, heavy metal testing, etc., to evaluate the safety of the materials.

5. Evaluation results: The certification agency evaluates the samples based on the test data and issues a corresponding test report.

6. Obtain a certificate: If the sample evaluation results meet the requirements of the LFGB standard, you can obtain the corresponding certification certificate to prove that the rice cooker complies with German food contact material regulations.



Rice cooker German LFGB food contact material testing cycle

German LFGB testing takes 5~7 working days