Items of common use

Do you produce foil for food packaging?

Do you import toys?

All these and similar products can affect the health of their users and must meet the prescribed safety conditions.

We carry out a whole range of tests of the mentioned products and materials. Our specialists have considerable experience in the field. In particular, they are able to design an optimal testing plan within the relevant applicable legislation.

An important factor is the precise formulation of the specific needs of the customer in order to meet all the requirements for the product testing. In this industry, even more than in others, close cooperation between the client and the laboratory is highly desirable, from the start of the negotiations to the final protocol.

Who are our clients?

• Producers of food contact packaging (plastic, metal)
• Manufacturers of toys
• Producers of kitchen utensils, tools
• Manufacturers of fittings (water distribution) and materials for their manufacture
• Producers of coatings and colorings used in the food industry
• Distributors and importers of the above items

What do we offer?

• Testing of items of common use based on legislative requirements:
  • Food packaging – bags, cups, bottles, etc. made of various materials (plastic, paper, glass, metal, etc.)
  • Kitchenware and utensils made of various materials (plastic, metal, ceramic, glass, etc.)
  • Toys
  • Textile products
  • Other products and items
• The testing of the above-mentioned products intended for contact with food is crucial
  • Total migration and SML (specific migration limit) are determined
  • Sensory analysis – finding out whether the packaging affects the taste and smell of the food
  • Plastic products - strict legislation - a considerable range of parameters
  • Non-plastic products - smaller scope of testing - usually sensorics + metals

Legislation

The testing and evaluation of the safety of products is regulated by Decree 38/2001 Sb., the requirements of Commission Regulation (EU) 10/2011 and Regulation 1935/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council, including the requirements of Decree 84/2001 Sb., on hygienic requirements for toys and products for children up to three years of age.