JFSL 370 Section V Introduction
The food grade testing in Japan is managed by the Japanese Department of Health and Social Safety (Ministry of Health and Safety), and the relevant regulations are Japan Food Sanitation Law 370.
Types of testing products required by JFSL 370 Section V:
1. Paper
2. Glass
3. Ceramics
4. Enamel and porcelain glaze
5. Rubber
6. Metals
7. Plastic
8. Organic coating
9. Silicone
10. Wood
Test items required for JFSL 370 Section V:
1. Comprehensive migration testing
2. Special migration testing
3. Heavy metal testing
4. Determination of potassium permanganate value
5. Determination of total lead and total cadmium content
6. Requirements for color additives (requirements for paper materials)
Soluble heavy metal content: Cadmium, lead, mercury, chromium, arsenic and other heavy metals can pose serious hazards to the natural environment and human body. For example, chronic low-level exposure to lead can cause changes in human immune function and inhibit antibody production; Causing delayed intellectual development in children and infants, and even causing serious consequences such as convulsions. Foreign countries have already strictly controlled the heavy metal content of various products that come into contact with the human body, and the European Community, the United States, Japan, and other countries have formulated various relevant regulations and standards.