Agenda
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EU Regulations on Food Contact Materials and Compliance
- Introduction of regulations concerning food contact materials
- FCM substances that are already approved and which have been placed on positive lists associated with existing FCM regulations
- Case study examples on migration testing conditions
- Specifications for certain key-listed FCM substances with respect to their specific migration limit (SML)
- Examples of a worst case calculation (WCC) where there is missing experimental or theoretical (modelling) migration data
- Identifying non-intentionally added substances (Nias) that could migrate into food, under intended conditions of use
- Key steps for risk assessment of Nias or Ias potentially migrating into food from an FCM
- Demonstrate the compliance with FCM used in applications
Ioan Paraschiv, PhDGroup Leader, Global Food & Food Contact Materials (FFCM) Division, Knoell, Netherlands -
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