Article | REF: M4492 V2

Food contact materials - Selection Criteria

Author: Albert KOZLOWSKI

Publication date: December 10, 2011

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21. Paper and cardboard

21.1 Field of application

This includes paper and paperboard, hereinafter referred to as paper, made from natural fibers based on unbleached or bleached cellulose, including recycled cellulose fibers obtained from recovered paper and paperboard to be recycled. Artificial regenerated cellulose fibers can also be used in blends with natural fibers. The paper can be white, unbleached, colored, or printed on the side not in contact with the food. In addition, the paper may contain synthetic fibers such as polyethylene fibers, and functional additives (e.g. adjuvants). Paper and cardboard materials and articles made exclusively of paper and/or cardboard, or composed of two or more layers of fibers, each of which is made exclusively of paper and/or cardboard, and which in their finished...

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