JOZING BUYER GUIDE
Ceramic Tableware Compliance: COC, RoHS and Food-Contact Documents
Clarify destination requirements and avoid treating different ceramic compliance documents as interchangeable.
Start with the destination market
Document requirements differ by country, buyer and intended use. A certificate of conformity, food-contact test report and restricted-substance requirement serve different purposes and should not be treated as the same document.
Confirm the exact product and test scope
A report should match the material, glaze, decoration and product family being shipped. Ask which laboratory, test method, sample and validity period apply.
- Product and material covered
- Applicable standard or regulation
- Laboratory and report number
- Issue date and buyer acceptance
JOZING compliance support
JOZING can discuss COC, RoHS and destination-specific compliance support during quotation. Final requirements, testing scope, costs and documents must be confirmed for the actual order and market.