Understanding FDA and LFGB Compliance for Imported Kids Water Bottles
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Compliance review for imported kids water bottles starts with the destination market, product construction and report scope. Request documentation for the exact model and food-contact components.
Specified compliance points
- FDA 21 CFR 175.300.
- LFGB Sections 30/31, migration limit 0.5 mg/L.
- 100% BPA-Free.
- Lead/cadmium test standard: below 90 ppm.
Document review checklist
- Identify the target market and applicable requirements.
- Match report sample and tested components to the proposed model.
- Review test method, result units, report date and laboratory.
- Check whether lids, straws, seals, coatings and printed areas are included.
- Confirm whether material or supplier changes require new testing.
Use the ZILOOP contact page to request documentation for a specific product and destination market.
Available testing documents
- FDA 21 CFR 175.300 test report: HUAX250218053KR, Shenzhen Huaxiang Testing Co., Ltd., February 21, 2025. View report.
- LFGB test report: HUAX250218052KR, Shenzhen Huaxiang Testing Co., Ltd., February 21, 2025. View report.
- RoHS conformity certificate: HUAX250218053KC, Shenzhen Huaxiang Testing Co., Ltd., February 21, 2025. View certificate.
These documents identify submitted samples and models; match each report to the exact product and market before applying its results.
Frequently asked questions
Which regulatory references are included?
FDA 21 CFR 175.300 and LFGB Sections 30/31 are listed in this project brief; confirm scope for the target product and destination market.
What migration and heavy-metal values are specified?
The brief specifies an LFGB migration limit of 0.5 mg/L and lead/cadmium below 90 ppm. Confirm the applicable method and report scope.
Are the bottles BPA-free?
The project brief specifies 100% BPA-Free; verify the claim against the relevant product documentation.
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