Agenda
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Registration and coffee
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Welcome
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Overview of global Food Contact Materials (FCM’s) regulations: what’s happening and future trends
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Food contact materials regulation in China
- Brief introduction on the new standards system of food contact materials
- Some key standards introduction: GB 4806.1 and GB 9685
- Next work-adhesive, printing ink
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FCM regulations in China: an industry perspective
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Q&A
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Refreshments
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Food contact regulations in South Korea
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An overview of Regulations Relating to Food Contact Materials in Thailand
- Overview of Food Safety Structure in Thailand
- Related regulations
- Action Plan for Food Contact Material
Piyatida (Tung) PukclaiAsia-Pacific Business Development & Regulatory Policy Lead, knoell, Thailand -
Japanese food packaging regulations development
Mitsuhiko ShigekuraExecutive Director, JHOSPA - Japan Hygienic Olefin and Styrene Plastics Association -
Q&A
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Lunch
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Food Contact Regulations: update from Vietnam
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Food packaging regulations in Australia and New Zealand
- Overview of Proposal P1034: chemical migration from packaging into food
- Next stage of packaging work
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Introduction to European food packaging controls – what’s harmonised and what’s not
- Specific controls on plastics in the EU – the authorisation process
- Controls on printing inks – a future harmonised approach
- Ensuring compliance – what do you need to know
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Q&A
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Refreshments
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Industry Panel Session: challenges for enforcement and compliance in FCM regulations
Food contact materials include food packaging (plastics, paper, cardboard, cans, etc.) and food production equipment (tubes, conveyor belts, containers, gloves etc.). Food packaging
plays a key role in ensuring the quality and hygienic safety of food products, as well as for
printing information about food, its ingredients and for the branding of the product. However, the materials used in packaging contain a large number of chemicals which can transfer into food, considered one of the most important routes of human exposure to chemicals.Panellists in this workshop will discuss aspects of assessing risk and determining human exposure to chemicals in FCM and how to bridge the gap that currently exists
between the regulatory requirements and enforcing legislation.Speakers include:
Sylvain RannouNQAC Expert, Packaging Safety & Compliance (PS&C) in AOA, Nestle Quality Assurance Centre -
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