Teapot ceramics need to comply with relevant Canadian regulations and standards, including SOR/2016-175 testing. This test is a safety and compliance test for ceramic utensils that come into contact with food to ensure that these utensils do not produce harmful substances when in contact with food. If teapot ceramic products need to be sold in Canada, a qualified test report that complies with SOR/2016-175 standards must be provided.



Teapot Ceramics Canada SOR/2016-175 Testing Guide

1. Understand the manufacturing materials and processes of teapot ceramics, as well as the food types and temperatures during use.

2. Check whether the teapot ceramic meets the requirements of the Canadian SOR/2016-175 standard, including material safety, heat resistance, mechanical resistance and chemical stability.

3. Conduct a food simulation liquid immersion test to detect whether the migration of harmful substances in teapot ceramics meets standard limits.

4. Conduct a high-temperature immersion test to test the safety of teapot ceramics at high temperatures.

5. Check the surface quality, cleanliness and wear resistance of the teapot ceramics.

6. If the teapot ceramics needs to be certified by a certification agency, it will be tested and evaluated in accordance with the requirements of the certification agency.



Teapot Ceramics Canada SOR/2016-175 Food Contact Material Testing Process

1. Understand the standard requirements: Before starting testing, you need to understand the requirements and restrictions of the SOR/2016-175 standard in detail, including the content limits of heavy metals and other harmful substances allowed in ceramic vessels.

2. Choose a suitable testing agency: Choose a testing agency with qualifications and experience to test ceramic tableware. Ensure that the testing agency has relevant certifications and qualifications to ensure the accuracy and reliability of testing results.

3. Submit samples: Submit samples of teapot ceramics in accordance with the requirements of the testing agency. It is usually necessary to provide a sufficient number of samples for testing.

4. Conduct preliminary testing: The testing agency will conduct preliminary testing on the samples to determine whether they meet the requirements of the SOR/2016-175 standard. This includes checking the appearance, texture and color of the teapot ceramics.

5. Conduct chemical testing: If the preliminary test passes, the testing agency will conduct chemical testing on the teapot ceramics 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. Wait for test results: Wait for the test results to be provided by the testing agency. If the teapot ceramic meets the requirements of the SOR/2016-175 standard, the testing agency will issue the corresponding certificate.

7. Dealing with teapot ceramics that do not meet the requirements: If the teapot ceramics do not meet the requirements of the SOR/2016-175 standard, the manufacturer must take corresponding measures to deal with it, such as re-production or improving the production process.

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