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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://ido.intertek.com/event/food-contact-materials-
 122/register">Food Contact Materials</a>\nFood Contact Materials (FCM) are
  those materials intended to come into contact with food and are used in a
  broad range of applications including food packaging\, food machinery equ
 ipment and household items. It is essential to mitigate the risks associat
 ed with migration of chemical substances from food contact materials\, or 
 articles\, into food\, which could pose a health threat. Expedited market 
 entry while ensuring the safe use of your food contact material or article
  is also desirable. Food contact regulatory requirements in the European U
 nion (EU) are complex with harmonized EU level regulations for some FCM wh
 ile for others there are regulations only available on a Member State leve
 l. Intertek now offers a training that gives you basic knowledge about the
  regulatory landscape in the EU for FCM.Goals To gain understandingOn the 
 requirements in the Commission Regulations EC 1935/2004 and EC 2023/2006 a
 nd Regulation EU 10/2011 and their implementationOn how to approach compli
 ance work with food contact materials that do not have EU level regulation
 s\, e.g. paper and board\, silicone and rubber\, metal materials\, coating
 s\, printing inks and varnishes etc.On the responsibilities within the foo
 d contact material supply chain with regard to regulatory requirements and
  communicationEducational toolsPresentations are built on regulatory requi
 rements and industry best practices.Exercise and/or case study may be incl
 uded based on client wishes (on demand training).For whom Regulatory Affai
 rs Managers\, Product Managers\, Quality Managers\, Quality Assurance Mana
 gers\, QC Managers\, Production Managers\, R&D or Product Development Mana
 gers\, Supply Chain Managers etc.Target industry sectors Business operator
 s in the food contact supply chain: manufacturers of starting materials\, 
 intermediate materials and final materials and articles\, converters\, dis
 tributors\, [...]
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SUMMARY:Food Contact Materials
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://ido.intertek.com/event/food-c
 ontact-materials-122/register">Food Contact Materials</a>\nFood Contact Ma
 terials (FCM) are those materials intended to come into contact with food 
 and are used in a broad range of applications including food packaging\, f
 ood machinery equipment and household items. It is essential to mitigate t
 he risks associated with migration of chemical substances from food contac
 t materials\, or articles\, into food\, which could pose a health threat. 
 Expedited market entry while ensuring the safe use of your food contact ma
 terial or article is also desirable. Food contact regulatory requirements 
 in the European Union (EU) are complex with harmonized EU level regulation
 s for some FCM while for others there are regulations only available on a 
 Member State level. Intertek now offers a training that gives you basic kn
 owledge about the regulatory landscape in the EU for FCM.Goals To gain und
 erstandingOn the requirements in the Commission Regulations EC 1935/2004 a
 nd EC 2023/2006 and Regulation EU 10/2011 and their implementationOn how t
 o approach compliance work with food contact materials that do not have EU
  level regulations\, e.g. paper and board\, silicone and rubber\, metal ma
 terials\, coatings\, printing inks and varnishes etc.On the responsibiliti
 es within the food contact material supply chain with regard to regulatory
  requirements and communicationEducational toolsPresentations are built on
  regulatory requirements and industry best practices.Exercise and/or case 
 study may be included based on client wishes (on demand training).For whom
  Regulatory Affairs Managers\, Product Managers\, Quality Managers\, Quali
 ty Assurance Managers\, QC Managers\, Production Managers\, R&D or Product
  Development Managers\, Supply Chain Managers etc.Target industry sectors 
 Business operators in the food contact supply chain: manufacturers of star
 ting materials\, intermediate materials and final materials and articles\,
  converters\, distributors\, [...]
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