LFGB, also known as the "Food, Tobacco, Cosmetics and Other Commodities Act", is the most important basic legal document for food hygiene management in Germany, similar to EU Directive 1935/2004/EC. The regulation sets out general and fundamental provisions for all aspects of food in Germany. All food on the German market and all daily necessities related to food must comply with its basic provisions.
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Food Contact Materials (FCM) refer to materials that come into direct, indirect, or potential contact with food during normal use. As they interact with food, their safety directly affects food safety, which is a critical control point for businesses.
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On September 25, 2023, China's National Health Commission (NHC) issued Announcement No. 6 of 2023, releasing 85 food safety national standards and 3 standard amendment sheets. Among them, there are 17 standards related to food contact materials. These 17 new food contact material standards include 5 material standards (plastics, metals, rubber, composite materials, inks) and 12 test method standards (GB 31604 series).
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FDA stands for Food and Drug Administration. It is the highest law enforcement agency specializing in food and drug management, authorized by the US Congress and the federal government.
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The U.S. market is known for its "high entry barriers and high trust." Whether you're a factory, cross-border brand, or trader, as long as your products are planned for sale in the United States, they must comply with FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) regulatory requirements.
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1935/2004/EC is a regulation concerning materials and appliances that come into direct or indirect contact with food. Materials exported to the EU that come into contact with food must comply with the relevant standards of 1935/2004/EC.
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When selling food contact material products to Australia, the market recognizes EU Regulation 1935/2004/EC and relevant US FDA regulations. This is because, compared to the United States and the European Union, Australia has not yet established a comprehensive food contact safety regulatory system like the EU's (EC) No.
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The Italian regulation applicable to materials in contact with food is "Italian Legislative Decree No. 777 of 1982", which covers the Ministerial Decree 21/3/73 and its subsequent updates, serving as the legal requirement for food contact materials.
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The U.S. market is known for its "high entry barriers and high trust level." Whether you are a factory enterprise, cross-border brand, or trader, as long as your products are intended for sale in the U.S., they must comply with FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) regulatory requirements.
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