Product safety is a key element in ensuring regulatory compliance, reliability and protection of users. For companies investing in the development of safe products, certification of the relevant requirements provides evidence of compliance with specific standards and supports the recognition of product quality on the market.
CSI issues certifications for the safety requirements of food packaging and food contact materials (FCM), and also carries out testing and approval activities for packaging intended for the transport of dangerous goods.
Food safety requires an integrated approach involving both the food supply chain and the packaging supply chain. Specific standards and assessment tools are available for food contact packaging to manage and verify applicable safety requirements.
The application of these standards enables packaging manufacturers to demonstrate the compliance of their products before placing them on the market. It also provides food companies with an effective tool for the qualification and monitoring of their packaging suppliers.
The CSI Food Contact voluntary certification assesses the compliance of food contact packaging with essential requirements, including:
The certification is identified through the application of the CSI Mark on the certified packaging.
The transport of dangerous goods is regulated by international agreements and regulations defining specific requirements for the classification of substances, packaging design, handling procedures and transport conditions.
International regulations establish, among others, the following requirements:
CSI, thanks to the recognitions obtained from the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, operates as a Technical Testing and Approval Body for packaging intended for the transport of dangerous goods, according to the different transport modes established by international regulations.
CSI is also recognized by the Ministry of Transport of Luxembourg as a Technical Service for inspections and testing activities on packaging intended for the transport of dangerous goods.
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