Technical lecture
The New Purity Requirements under EU 10/2011: Implications Across the Plastic Supply Chain
14. October 2026 from 13:00 to 13:30 Clock
Stand B2-2225
Anne-Sophie Moriceau, Product Safety Manager, Emmi Heino, Food Contact Supply Chain, Intertek
Product group: Services
Recent amendments to EU Regulation No. 10/2011 introduce new expectations regarding the purity of substances used in plastic food contact materials. Beyond compliance with positive lists and migration limits, manufacturers must now consider impurities, reaction by-products, degradation products and other non intentionally added substances (NIAS).
This presentation will explore the practical implications of these requirements across the plastics value chain, from raw material suppliers to converters and packaging manufacturers. It will highlight key compliance challenges, data expectations and best practices for demonstrating conformity in an increasingly demanding regulatory environment.
This presentation will explore the practical implications of these requirements across the plastics value chain, from raw material suppliers to converters and packaging manufacturers. It will highlight key compliance challenges, data expectations and best practices for demonstrating conformity in an increasingly demanding regulatory environment.
Intertek
