Indonesia-Substances Pemitted for Use as Food Packging

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Indonesia-Substances Pemitted for Use as Food Packging
The list of food contact substances allowed for use in food packaging in Indonesia covers the food contact materials permitted for food packaging, ensuring that these substances do not pose a threat to consumer health when they come into contact with food. The list includes a variety of materials designed to meet international food safety standards, including plasticizers, stabilizers, adhesives, and sanitary materials. Substances included in the list are permitted for use in food packaging in Indonesia, and if there are specific migration limits and type requirements for the substance, they must comply with the regulations specified in the list.
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