Food-contact documentation
Statements or test reports for selected food-contact layers and intended conditions of use.
- Material and supplier identification
- Applicable food type and temperature
- Migration or composition scope
Compliance support
Flexible Packaging Certifications and Food-Contact Documents
Documentation is matched to the exact material structure, intended product, test scope and destination market. We do not describe every pouch as universally “FDA certified” or “REACH certified.” Ask us to confirm the files available for your proposed specification.
Direct answer: Food-contact declarations, supplier specifications, migration or third-party test reports, REACH-related statements and quality-system documents may be available depending on the selected film, adhesive, ink, zipper, valve and market. The report scope and issue date must be checked against the actual order.
Document scope
What documentation can be reviewed?
Availability is confirmed against a proposed bill of materials. A logo or report cover alone is not enough to establish suitability.
REACH and material safety
Supplier declarations or third-party results may be reviewed for the exact substrate, ink or component.
- Report scope and restricted substances
- Issue date and tested sample
- Destination-market requirements
Quality-system evidence
Quality-system and process records should be checked for the facility and work covered by the document.
- Certificate holder and site
- Standard and validity period
- Scope of certified activity
Before approval
What should a buyer verify?
| Check | Why it matters | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Exact structure | A report for one laminate does not automatically cover another. | Layer sequence, thickness and component specification. |
| Intended use | Dry food, oily food, hot fill and frozen use can need different evidence. | Product type, contact time and temperature. |
| Destination market | Rules and buyer requirements differ by country. | Market, retailer standard and required declaration. |
| Report identity | A valid report must match the tested material and supplier. | Report number, date, sample name, laboratory and scope. |
No blanket certification claimFinal product compliance remains tied to the complete packaging specification and its real use. Buyers should have their regulatory or quality team review the applicable documents.
FAQ
Questions about certification files
Are all Unique Packaging pouches FDA certified?
No. FDA does not issue a blanket certification for every pouch. Food-contact material options and supporting documentation can be reviewed for the exact structure and intended use.
Can I request SGS, REACH or migration documents?
Available documents depend on the material structure, supplier, test scope, destination market and intended product. Send the specification so the relevant files can be checked before an order.
Will I receive the applicable report before production?
List required documents during quotation. We can confirm what applies to the proposed structure before production approval.
Need documents for a specific pouch?
Send the product, structure, use conditions and destination market so we can check the applicable files.
Request Material Documents