Providing a truly global overview of legislation in all major countries, this practical volume contains the information vital for manufactures of food contact materials and food producers, facilitating a comparison of the requirements and making mutual requirements easier to identify. It covers not
Global Legislation for Food Packaging Materials
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โฆ Synopsis
Providing a truly global overview of legislation in all major countries, this practical volume contains the information vital for manufactures of food contact materials and food producers, facilitating a comparison of the requirements and making mutual requirements easier to identify. It covers not only plastics but also other food contact materials, such as paper, board, coatings, ceramics, cork, rubber, and textiles.Content:
Chapter 1 EU Legislation (pages 1โ25): Annette Schafer
Chapter 2 Petitioning Requirements and Safety Assessment in Europe (pages 27โ48): Paul Tobback and Rinus Rijk
Chapter 3 Council of Europe Resolutions (pages 49โ66): Luigi Rossi
Chapter 4 National Legislation in Germany (pages 67โ81): Wichard Pump
Chapter 5 The French Regulation on Food Contact Materials (pages 83โ107): Jean Gauducheau and Alexandre Feigenbaum
Chapter 6 Dutch Legislation on Food Contact Materials (pages 109โ123): Dr. Rob Veraart
Chapter 7 National Legislation in Italy (pages 125โ139): Maria Rosaria Milana
Chapter 8 Switzerland (pages 141โ149): Roger Meuwly and Vincent Dudler
Chapter 9 Legislation on Food Contact Materials in the Scandinavian Countries and Finland (pages 151โ159): Bente Fabech, Pirkko Kostamo, Per Fjeldal and Kristina Salmen
Chapter 10 Code of Practice for Coatings in Direct Contact with Food (pages 161โ174): Peter Oldring
Chapter 11 Estimating Risks Posed by Migrants from Food Contact Materials (pages 175โ195): Peter Oldring
Chapter 12 Compliance Testing, Declaration of Compliance, and Supporting Documentation in the EU (pages 197โ221): Dr. Rob Veraart
Chapter 13 Food Packaging Law in the United States (pages 223โ242): Joan Sylvain Baughan and Deborah Attwood
Chapter 14 Food Packaging Law in Canada โ DRAFT (pages 243โ254): Anastase Rulibikiye and Catherine R. Nielsen
Chapter 15 Food Packaging Legislation in South and Central America (pages 255โ282): Marisa Padula
Chapter 16 Israel's Legislation for Food Contact Materials: Set for the Global Markets (pages 283โ290): Haim H. Alcalay
Chapter 17 Rules on Food Contact Materials and Articles in Japan (pages 291โ317): Yasuji Mori
Chapter 18 China Food Contact Chemical Legislation Summary (pages 319โ335): Caroline Li and Sam Bian
Chapter 19 Principal Issues in Global Food Contact: Indian Perspective (pages 337โ344): Sameer Mehendale
Chapter 20 Southeast Asia Food Contact (pages 345โ354): Caroline Li and Sumalee Tangpitayakul
Chapter 21 Legislation on Food Contact Materials in the Republic of Korea (pages 355โ367): Hae Jung Yoon and Young Ja Lee
Chapter 22 Australia and New Zealand (pages 369โ378): Robert J. Steele
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