Evaluation of conformity specific migration (SML)/ NIAS- Screening/ Single substance analyses/ GC- MS- analysis Overall migration (OML), Sensory analysis, colour fastness, microbiology Expert opinions and assessments (e.g. damage analyses), custom tests Mechanical/ technological properties Material analysis optical tests permeation

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Set-off test from printing inks and laquers according Regulation (EC) No. 2023/2006

Laboratory storage test to evaluate the inertness of printed and laquered articles in accordance with Regulation (EC) No. 2023/2006 (GMP), transfer of ink constituents or coating components from the printed surface on the food-contact surface, e. g. in winded reels, stacked hollow bodies, material stacks, materials/objects that are intended for direct food contact, in the laboratory. Specific migrations or NIAS screenings are required afterwards, which must be selected depending on the printing ink/varnish used in order to evaluate whether a migration is occurring (please add additional test).

test method:	specific migration (SML)/ NIAS- Screening/ Single substance analyses/ GC- MS- analysis
Norms:	IVLV Merkblatt No. 104
Needed sample size:	Reel of at least 50 m of material or stacked sheets/containers, at least 20 pieces

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Heike Schwertke

+49 441 94986-14

heike.schwertke@innoform.de

Examinations in this area

10 ppb screening or NIAS screening (non-target analysis) semiquantitative
Heavy metals / metals
Mineral oils MOSH, POSH and MOAH
Organotin compounds
PAA -Primary Aromatic Amines, specific migration by HPLC-MS/MS, multimethod
Plasticizers
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), content determination
Primary aromatic amines photometric sum method
Residual solvents determination
Set-off test from printing inks and laquers according Regulation (EC) No. 2023/2006
Slip agent content in polyolefines, erucamide (EA) and oleamide (OA), qualitative and quantitative
SML (specific migration limit) analysis of individual substances for compliance assessment