Rubber FDA certification regulations

The FDA glue material must be formally approved by the FDA. All FDA-manufactured products are processed and packaged in a certified clean room environment and undergo rigorous testing to meet the most challenging food processing and beverage applications.
(The FDA-approved rubber specification stipulates: "Rubber products for reuse can be safely used for production, manufacturing, packaging, processing, preparation, handling, packaging, transportation or preservation of food, but must comply with this section." Abbreviated as FDA rubber)

However, food-safe silicones can also be used in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries; it should be noted that FDA-approved rubber should not be confused with commercial grade or medical and pharmaceutical grade rubbers, which are made into fewer or more stringent specifications. .

Since the FDA has strict standards for the types of materials that may come into contact with consumables, it is used in the manufacture of food-grade rubber

1. Used in food, beverage, meat, milk or any chemical that meets food

2. Odorless, tasteless, natural resistance to bacterial growth

3. Provide reliable service in a wide temperature range

4. Non-toxic, non-marking and non-allergenic raw materials