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Packaging Testing

Packaging testing confirms that your food-contact materials are safe and fit for purpose — overall and specific migration, compatibility with the product, and barrier performance.

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Overview

Packaging testing confirms that your food-contact materials are safe and fit for purpose — overall and specific migration, compatibility with the product, and barrier performance.

What we test for

Typical parameters within packaging testing include:

  • Overall migration
  • Specific migration (metals, monomers)
  • Food-contact compliance
  • Barrier & OTR/WVTR (indicative)
  • Product–pack compatibility
This list is a starting point. The exact parameters depend on your product, its claims and the regulation you're meeting — we'll confirm them with you before testing.

Products that commonly need this

Packaging Testing is frequently required for these product types:

How coordination works

  • We recommend the right parameters for your product and objective
  • We coordinate sampling and testing through NABL-accredited partner laboratories
  • We benchmark results against the applicable FSSAI, IS or Codex limits
  • We interpret the report in plain language with corrective guidance

Frequently asked questions

Which laboratory runs this test?
Testing is coordinated through NABL-accredited partner laboratories. We select the right lab and method for your sample, manage sample logistics, and consolidate the reporting.
Do you help interpret the results?
Yes. Every report comes with a plain-language interpretation against the applicable FSSAI, IS or Codex limits, plus corrective guidance where a parameter is out of specification.
How do I request packaging testing?
Request a quote or talk to an expert with your product and objective. We recommend the exact parameters, share timelines and coordinate the testing end to end.

Ready to test packaging?

Request a quote and we'll recommend the exact parameters, coordinate testing through NABL-accredited partner laboratories, and interpret the report for you.

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