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DGCCRF Information Notice No. 2004-64
(France) Food Contact Materials
Update Date: Apr 9, 2025
Latest Published
May 6, 2004
Implemented
May 6, 2004
Abolished
New Regulations
This notice was partially replaced by the (France) Suitability Assessment for Food Contact of Inorganic Materials (Excluding Metals) - Ceramics, Glass, Glass-Ceramics, and Enamel (Fiche MCDA n°2 (V01 – 01/05/2016)) on May 1, 2016.
This notice was partially replaced by the (France) Suitability Assessment for Food Contact of Metals and Alloys (Fiche MCDA n°1 (V02 – 01/04/2017)) on April 1, 2017.
This notice was partially replaced by the (France) Suitability Assessment for Food Contact of Organic Materials Made from Plant Fibers - Paper and Cardboard (Fiche MCDA n°4 (V02 – 01/01/2019)) on January 1, 2019.
This notice was partially replaced by the (France) Suitability Assessment for Food Contact of Organic Materials Made from Synthetic Fibers - Plastics, Composite Materials (Multilayer), and Rubber (Fiche MCDA n°3 (V03-09/09/2021)) on September 9, 2021.
Industry：
Chemical
Region：
France, EU
Issuing Authority：
Direction Générale de la Concurrence, de la Consommation et de la Répression des Fraudes(DGCCRF)
Main Content：
This decree specifies the rules for inspecting and controlling the suitability for food contact of numerous materials. These materials include plastic materials, composite materials, paper and cardboard, glass-crystal-ceramics-glass-ceramics-vitreous enameled objects, stainless steel, steels for packaging, steels for non-packaging uses, aluminum and aluminum alloys, cast iron, tin, zinc, various coated metal and galvanized metal articles, and rubber. It provides guidance for the inspection and control of the suitability for food contact of various food contact materials on the French market.
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(France) Food Contact Materials
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File Language：English
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