FCMD

Food Contact Materials Database

Introduction of FCMD

The Global Food Contact Materials Regulations Database (FCMD) includes a multi-country search for banned and restricted use of food contact materials, as well as related regulations. By entering the CAS number or the substance name in English or Chinese, you can query the requirements for food contact materials in various countries. Relevant regulatory standards can be freely accessed through a quick link at the bottom of the page or by searching keywords in the chemical regulations database. We regularly update the database, and the use of this system is completely free. If you would like to see more detailed regulatory obligations, you can register as a member by providing your email address, and the analysis results will be sent to your email.

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