Ceramista. Artigianato artistico. Alta temperatura
Company · Italy
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part 2 of 2 (2) Simplification of traceability Another level of simplification that I suggest on MOCA controls is on ceramic laboratories producing at high temperature (stoneware and/or porcelain). Lead and cadmium are not already used for technological reasons and therefore do not enter the production process as raw materials.
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I have practised my profession as an agronomist for 25 years as a quality control officer for small dairies. In this sector, the management of the quality of milk and cheese interfaced with the same offices and staff who are now also responsible for checking food contact materials (MOCA Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004).
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