Questions about film bags

:'(No one is going to help me? I’m crying.)

This really can’t help you; there are no regulations on this matter!

Reply to 1# Rabbit@son: It is recommended that you communicate with the municipal authorities to determine which approach is correct, as they hold the rules in their hands! Communicating with them to find a solution is the most effective approach; of course, you can ask privately. . .

Reply to 4# yusea :'( I’m going to get scolded by my boss; it’s the first time I’ve obtained a production license since graduating, and I’ve done so much work:'(

Reply to 3# hannianlong :'(

Go to http://bbs.foodmate.net and check out the food forum; there are many questions asked there regarding food safety. It might be helpful!

Reply to 7# yusea: Uh, thank you:'(

Reply to 8# Rabbit@son: Once you have the results, could you share them? I also want to know which method was used.

I took a look at the two standards: GB/T4456 is included in the Implementation Specifications for Quality Supervision and Random Inspections, CCGF 209.2-2010, titled \"Plastic Packaging Films and Bags for Food Use\". 1 Scope of Application: These specifications are applicable to quality supervision and random inspections of plastic packaging films and bags used for food purposes. They can also be used as a reference for special inspections in particular situations, as well as for inspections organized by provincial quality and technical supervision departments. The scope of products subject to supervised random inspections includes: polyethylene blow-molded films for packaging ； General-purpose biaxially oriented polypropylene film ； Plastic composite films and bags for packaging: dry lamination, extrusion lamination (including steam-resistant composite films and bags) ； Plastic self-adhesive food preservation film ； Rigid polyvinyl chloride film for food packaging ； Biaxially oriented polyester film for packaging ； Polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) sheeted coating film for food packaging ； Paper-based composite materials for aseptic packaging of liquid foods ； Composite bags for aseptic packaging of liquid foods ； Paper-based composite materials for fresh-keeping packaging of liquid foods ； Retail packaging bags for goods ； Biaxially stretched polypropylene pearlescent film ； Ziplock self-sealing bag ； Unstretched polyethylene and polypropylene films ； Unidirectionally stretched high-density polyethylene film ； Polyethylene blow-molded film for liquid packaging ； Biaxially oriented nylon (BOPA)/low-density polyethylene (LDPE) composite films and bags ； Polypropylene blow-molded film ； Composite films and bags for pickled vegetable packaging ； Aluminum-coated film for packaging ； Biaxially stretched polyamide (nylon) film ； Plastic composite films and bags for liquid food packaging ； As well as other plastic packaging films such as plastic wrap. The contents of these specifications include product classification, classification of enterprise size, inspection criteria, sampling, inspection requirements, judgment principles, handling of objections and re-inspection, as well as supplementary provisions. Note: Special **supervisory spot checks for special situations refer to those carried out due to the needs of emergency response, or when, owing to certain special circumstances (or reasons), it is necessary to conduct sample inspections on only some items. 2 Product Classification 2.1 Product Classification and Codes (see Table 1) Table 1 Product Classification and Codes Product Classification Primary Classification Secondary Classification Tertiary Classification Classification Code 2209 209.2 Classification Name Daily consumer goods Plastic packaging materials and tools for food Plastic packaging films and bags for food 2.2 Product Types Products that are plastic packaging films and bags for food are classified as follows: – General-purpose biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) films (GB/T 10003-2008) ； ——Biaxially Oriented Polyester Film for Packaging (GB/T 16958-2008) ； ——Biaxially stretched polypropylene pearlescent film (BB/T 0002-2008) ； ——Biaxially stretched polyamide (nylon) film (GB/T 20218-2006) ； ——Plastic composite films and bags for packaging – Dry lamination, extrusion lamination (including steam-resistant composite films and bags) GB/T 10004-2008 ； ——Paper-based composite materials for aseptic packaging of liquid foods (GB 18192-2008) ； ——Composite bags for aseptic packaging of liquid foods (GB 18454-2001) ； ——Paper-based composite materials for fresh-keeping packaging of liquid foods (GB 18706-2008) ； ——Composite film and bags for pickled vegetable packaging (QB 2197-1996) ； ——Plastic composite films and bags for liquid food packaging (GB 19741-2005) ； ——Biaxially oriented nylon (BOPA)/low-density polyethylene (LDPE) composite films and bags (QB/T 1871-1993) ； ——Polyethylene blow-molded film for packaging (GB/T 4456-2008) ； ——Plastic self-adhesive food preservation film (GB 10457-2009) ； ——Polyvinyl chloride rigid sheets and films for food packaging (GB/T 15267-1994) ； ——Polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) sheeted coating film for food packaging (GB/T 17030-2008) ； ——Retail packaging bags for goods (BB/T 0039-2006) ； ——Ziplock self-sealing bag (BB/T 0014-1999) ； ——Unstretched polyethylene and polypropylene films (QB/T 1125-2000) ； ——Unidirectionally stretched high-density polyethylene film (QB/T 1128-1991) ； ——Polyethylene blow-molded film for liquid packaging (QB/T 1231-1991) ； ——Polypropylene blow-molded film (QB/T 1956-1994) ； ——Aluminized film for packaging (BB/T 0030-2004) ； ——Other plastic packaging films such as plastic wrap.

Reply to 10# hcwang12345: I would like to ask whether GB/T 4456 can be used as a standard for packaging bags intended for food use? We pack baking soda in packs of 25 kg – can this standard be applied? They say this is a membrane, while ours is a bag, so it can’t be used.