Disposable napkins are made of paper pulp, non-woven fabrics and other materials. They are suitable for one-time use, convenient and hygienic, and are often used in restaurants, banquets and other occasions. As a material in direct contact with food, disposable napkins need to undergo French DGCCRF food contact testing. This is because France has strict requirements for food contact materials to ensure food safety. Passing French DGCCRF food contact testing can prove that disposable napkins comply with relevant regulations and standards, thereby ensuring food safety and hygiene.



Disposable napkins French DGCCRF food contact testing project:

1. Overall migration test: Test whether harmful substances will migrate into the food when the napkin is in contact with the food within a certain period of time.

2. Specific substance migration test: detect the migration amount of specific substances in napkins, such as heavy metals, phthalates, etc.

3. Organic compound testing: Detect whether the napkins contain organic compounds that are harmful to human health, such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, formaldehyde, etc.

4. Peroxide value test: Check whether the peroxide value in the napkin exceeds the standard. Excessive peroxide value may have an impact on human health.

5. Heavy metal testing: Detect whether the napkins contain heavy metals that are harmful to human health, such as lead, mercury, etc.

6. Microbial testing: Detect whether the napkins contain microorganisms that are harmful to human health, such as bacteria, mold, etc.



Disposable napkins are subject to French DGCCRF food contact testing procedures:

1. Understand the testing requirements: France’s DGCCRF has strict requirements for food contact materials. For specific requirements, please refer to relevant regulations and standards.

2. Choose a testing agency: Choosing a qualified testing agency can ensure the accuracy and authority of the testing.

3. Prepare samples: Prepare a sufficient number of napkin samples to ensure the representativeness and consistency of the samples.

4. Fill in the application form: Provide the application form to the testing agency and fill in the relevant product information.

5. Send samples and pay fees: Send the prepared napkin samples to the testing agency and pay the corresponding testing fees.

6. Wait for test results: Wait for the testing agency to conduct the test and obtain the test report.

7. Check the test report: Check the data and conclusions in the test report to ensure that it meets the requirements of the French DGCCRF.

8. Declaration of conformity: If the napkin meets the requirements of the French DGCCRF, a declaration of conformity can be issued to prove that the product complies with relevant regulations and standards.