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FDA Food Contact Wax Testing

Project Description

Food Laboratory needed for testing food contact wax samples using method FDA 21CFR 172.886 , this is in relation to ANZ Food standards 1.4.3

Project Information

Number:20-00384

Industry:Food Contact Surfaces

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Other Food Contact Surfaces testing, analysis, scientific research and development, inspection, certification, engineering, failure investigation, and product development needs include :

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Food,Food Contact Surfaces,Petroleum Waxes,Waxes,Packaging,

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