Switzerland-List of Substances Permitted for the Manufacture of Silicone Consumer Goods and Related Requirements (Anhang 9)

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Switzerland-List of Substances Permitted for the Manufacture of Silicone Consumer Goods and Related Requirements (Anhang 9)
The Swiss List of Substances Permitted for the Manufacture of Silicone Consumer Goods and Related Requirements (Anhang 9) is part of the regulatory framework managed by the Swiss Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO). This list specifies which chemical substances are approved for use in the production of silicone consumer goods. It comprehensively details all the monomers, polymers, additives, and catalysts allowed for this purpose. These substances are utilized in the production process to enhance the performance, durability, and safety of the silicone products. Inclusion on this list means that these substances can be used in Switzerland for the manufacture of silicone consumer goods that come into contact with food, provided they meet the necessary regulatory requirements. This ensures that such products are safe for consumer use, particularly in applications where direct food contact occurs, thereby upholding Switzerland's high standards for consumer product safety and public health protection.
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