Baby bottles need to undergo French DGCCRF food contact testing. Since baby bottles are plastic products that directly contact food, the safety and hygiene requirements of their materials are very important. French DGCCRF food contact testing can ensure that the materials of the baby bottles are non-toxic, odorless, have no harmful substances, and will not cause food contamination. Passing the French DGCCRF food contact testing can prove that the quality and safety of the baby bottles comply with relevant regulatory requirements, thereby protecting the health of consumers.



French DGCCRF food contact testing guide for baby bottles:

1. Prepare application materials: Prepare relevant application materials, including product instructions, instructions for use, product photos, materials list, etc.

2. Select a certification body: Choose a certification body with French DGCCRF certification to ensure that it has the qualifications and experience in food contact testing.

3. Submit an application: Submit an application to the certification agency and pay the corresponding testing fees.

4. Laboratory testing: The certification agency will conduct laboratory testing on the baby bottles, including comprehensive material evaluation, plastic migration test, plastic evaporation test, analysis of specific elements in the plastic, etc.

5. Evaluation and reporting: The certification body will evaluate the test results and issue a corresponding test report. The report will include test items, test methods, test results, etc.

6. Declaration of conformity: If the bottle meets the requirements of French DGCCRF regulations, the certification body will issue a declaration of conformity to prove that the product meets the requirements of relevant regulations.

7. Registration and notification: If the product contains SVHC substances, the applicant needs to complete the registration and notification procedures within the time limit specified by French DGCCRF regulations.