Lunch box German LFGB certification testing process
Date：2024-08-05 09:55:47 Classification
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As a product in direct contact with food, lunch boxes need to undergo German LFGB certification testing. LFGB certification ensures that products comply with the requirements of Germany's Food and Daily Necessities Act, proving that products do not contain toxic substances that are harmful to the human body and can be sold in Germany and other European and American markets. Products bearing the LFGB mark, the "fork and knife" mark, can enhance customers' confidence in the product and increase their desire to purchase, thereby improving the product's competitiveness in the market.
German LFGB certification testing process for lunch boxes:
1. Product information and sample preparation: Applicants need to provide detailed information and samples of lunch boxes, including materials, uses, etc.
2. Fill in the application form: According to the requirements of the certification body, fill in and submit the LFGB certification application form.
3. Quotation and contract signing: Product technical engineers will evaluate the samples, determine test items, and quote a quotation. After the applicant accepts the quotation, the two parties sign a contract.
4. Sample testing: The certification agency will test the samples in accordance with LFGB standards. The testing content may include sensory testing, soluble heavy metal testing, microbial testing (if applicable), etc.
5. Obtain the test report: After the test is completed, the certification body will issue a detailed test report.
6. Issue a certificate of conformity: If the sample meets the requirements of the LFGB regulations, the certification body will issue a certificate of conformity to prove that the product can be sold on the German market.
These steps ensure the safety and hygiene of lunch box materials and meet German food contact material regulations.
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