Chemical Migration Testing in Baby Bottles
Ensuring that baby bottles are free from harmful chemicals is a critical aspect of product safety and compliance. This service involves the rigorous testing of materials used in baby bottle manufacturing to identify any potential chemical migrations that could pose risks to infants and young children. The process entails evaluating various components such as plastics, silicones, rubber parts, and coatings for their compatibility with food-grade substances.
The primary focus is on detecting trace amounts of potentially hazardous chemicals that might leach into the formula or milk during use. Regulatory bodies like the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and European Union's Regulation 10/2011 have established strict limits for certain chemicals to safeguard public health.
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