French DGCCRF is the English abbreviation for French food grade safety regulations. Food contact products sold to France must not only comply with the EU Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004, but also comply with local French laws and regulations, including French DGCCRF 2004. What are the testing standards for food contact materials in France?

Various plastics: DGCCRF 2004-64

Rubber: DGCCRF 2004-64

Silicone: DGCCRF 2004-64

Ceramic, glass, crystal: DGCCRF 2004-64

Enamel: DGCCRF 2004-64

Pure stainless steel: DGCCRF 2004-64

Uncoated steel (black steel plate) (for packaging): DGCCRF 2004-64

Metallized steel (tinplate) (for packaging): DGCCRF 2004-64

Organic coated steel (for packaging): DGCCRF 2004-64

Steel (not used for packaging): DGCCRF 2004-64

Metallized steel and stainless steel (not used for packaging): DGCCRF 2004-64

Organic coated steel and stainless steel (not used for packaging): DGCCRF 2004-64

Coated aluminum and aluminum alloys: DGCCRF 2004-64

Uncoated aluminum and aluminum alloys: DGCCRF 2004-64

Pure cast iron: DGCCRF 2004-64

Coated cast iron: DGCCRF 2004-64

Cast iron with organic coating: DGCCRF 2004-64

Tin and tin alloys: DGCCRF 2004-64

Zinc: DGCCRF 2004-64

White plated metal and alloy: DGCCRF 2004-64