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    Draft of Sanitation Standard For Food Utensils, Containers and Packages (Amendment Part)

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    This document outlines amendments to sanitation standards for food utensils, containers, and packages. It specifies that certain phthalates cannot be added to items for children under 3. It also establishes material and migration testing requirements, limiting levels of metals like lead and certain phthalates that can migrate from materials into food. Plastics, paper, and other materials must meet these standards to ensure food safety.

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    This document outlines amendments to sanitation standards for food utensils, containers, and packages. It specifies that certain phthalates cannot be added to items for children under 3. It also establishes material and migration testing requirements, limiting levels of metals like lead and certain phthalates that can migrate from materials into food. Plastics, paper, and other materials must meet these standards to ensure food safety.

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    Draft of Sanitation Standard For Food Utensils, Containers and Packages (Amendment Part)

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    This document outlines amendments to sanitation standards for food utensils, containers, and packages. It specifies that certain phthalates cannot be added to items for children under 3. It also establishes material and migration testing requirements, limiting levels of metals like lead and certain phthalates that can migrate from materials into food. Plastics, paper, and other materials must meet these standards to ensure food safety.

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    Draft of Sanitation Standard for Food Utensils, Containers and Packages

    (amendment part)

    Article 4
    The food utensils and containers which use for children under the age of three, shall not
    add di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate(DEHP), Di-n-octhl phthalate(DNOP), di-n-butyl
    phthalate (DBP) and Butylbenzyl phthalate(BBP).

    Article 5
    Food utensils, containers and packages shall meet the requirements according to the
    following standard tests：
    （1） General requirements：
    Item Material test item Migration test Note
    and and Solvent Migration Item and passing
    raw materials passing standard condition standard
    Plastics Pb：Not more Water 60℃ for 30 Consumption of 1.Besides the
    than 100 ppm. min.（95℃ potassium above general
    Cd：Not more for 30 min. permanganate ：Not requirements,
    than 100 ppm. for those more than 10 ppm. plastic utensil
    4﹪Acetic products Heavy metals：Not -s containers
    di-(2-ethylhexyl) acid which are more than 1 and packages
    phthalate(DEHP) heated to ppm(as Pb). shall also
    , di-n-butyl higher than meet the
    phthalate (DBP), 100℃ requirements
    Butylbenzyl during food set for plastic.
    phthalate(BBzP), processing 2. The
    Diisodecyl or cooking） standard of
    phthalate(DIDP), n-Heptane 25℃ for 1 di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalates in
    Diisononyl the material
    hr phthalate(DEHP):
    phthalate(DINP), test, not
    Not more than 1.5
    Dimethyl applicable for
    ppm.
    phthalate(DMP), PVC
    di-n-butyl phtha-
    Di-n-octhl materials.
    late (DBP):Not
    phthalate(DNOP) more than 0.3
    ,Diethyl phthalate ppm.
    (DEP) and Butylbenzyl
    Di-2-ethylhexyl phthalate(BBP):
    Adipate (DEHA), Not more than 30
    individual ppm.
    content shall not Diisodecyl
    exceed 0.1%. (by phthalate(DIDP):
    mass) Not more than 9
    ppm.
    Diisononyl
    phthalate(DINP):
    Not more than 9
    ppm.
    Di-2-ethylhexyl
    Adipate (DEHA):
    Not more than 18
    ppm.
    Paper Shall meet the requirements set for
    ---those in plastics.
    which the 1. When the raw material use for “(2)
    portion Requirements for plastics”, shall meet
    directly in the requirements set for each materials.
    contact with 2. The plastic material except the
    food is mentioned earlier, the migration test
    plastics standard shall apply the “metal cans
    coated with synthetic resins”.

    （2）Requirements for plastics：


    Raw Material test item Migration test Note
    materials and Solvent Migration Item and passing
    passing standard condition standard
    Polyvinylchlo Pb：Not more Water 60℃ for 30 Consumption of
    ri-de（PVC） than 100 ppm. min.（95℃ potassium
    Cd：Not more for 30 min. permanganate：
    than 100 ppm. for those Not more than 10
    Dibutyltin：Not products ppm.
    more than 50 which are Residues after
    ppm（as heated to evaporation
    dibutyltin higher than （containers and
    dichloride）. 100℃ packages for foods
    Cresyl during food with a pH＞5）：
    phosphate：Not processing Not more than 30
    more than 1,000 or cooking） ppm.
    ppm. 4﹪Acetic Heavy metals：Not
    Vinyl chloride acid more than 1 ppm
    monomer：Not （as Pb）.
    more than 1 ppm. Residues after
    sum of the evaporation
    di-(2-ethylhexyl)
    （general utensils,
    phthalate(DEHP)
    , di-n-butyl and containers and
    phthalate (DBP), packages for foods
    Butylbenzyl with a pH≦5）：
    phthalate(BBP),
    Diisodecyl Not more than 30
    phthalate(DIDP), ppm.
    Diisononyl n-Heptan 25℃ for 1 Residues after
    phthalate(DINP),
    Dimethyl e hour. evaporation
    phthalate(DMP), （containers and
    Di-n-octhl packages for oils
    phthalate(DNOP) and fatty foods）：
    ,Diethyl phthalate Not more than 150
    (DEP) and ppm.
    Di-2-ethylhexyl 20﹪ 60℃ for 30 Residues after
    Adipate (DEHA), Alcohol min. evaporation
    shall not exceed （containers and
    0.1%. (by mass) packages for
    alcoholic
    beverages）：Not
    more than 30 ppm.

    Article 6
    This Standard shall be implemented from the date of promulgation.

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