Pacifier Testing

Natural rubber, cis - 1,4 - polyisoprene rubber, and silicone rubber should comply with the provisions of relevant national food safety standards or regulations. Except for natural rubber, cis - 1,4 - polyisoprene rubber, and silicone rubber, other rubbers shall not be used in the production of pacifiers.

Enamel products for food contact should comply with the provisions of GB 4806.1.

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4.1 Additives

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Food contact materials and articles refer to various materials and articles that have come or are expected to come into contact with food or food additives under normal use conditions. Common examples include tableware, kitchenware, water cups, kettles, baby bottles, pacifiers, food packaging, etc.

Ordinary chemical testing mainly focuses on the amount of harmful substances contained in materials and articles, while food - grade testing pays more attention to the amount of harmful substances that migrate from materials and articles into the food in contact with them under normal use conditions.

There are significant differences between national standards and American standards. Although there are many similarities in the overall requirements between national standards and European standards, there are still many differences in details. Therefore, it cannot be simply generalized that one has lower requirements.

National standards and European standards have many similarities in the framework of the standard system and evaluation methods, but there are still many differences in specific regulatory requirements and testing methods.