Aluminium and Aluminium Alloy Bare Foil, as specified under IS 15392, are used widely for food packaging due to their durability, flexibility, and excellent barrier properties. These foils provide an effective seal against light, moisture, and air, thereby preserving the freshness and quality of food products.
The BIS certification ensures that the foil is manufactured using safe and approved materials for direct food contact and complies with all relevant food safety standards. IS 15392 sets guidelines for the foil’s thickness, strength, and purity, ensuring it meets the required standards for safe and reliable food packaging.
Introduction
BIS certification for Aluminium and Aluminium Alloy Bare Foil for Food Packaging under IS 15392 ensures that the foils meet the necessary standards for use in food packaging applications. Aluminium foil plays a critical role in maintaining food quality, preventing spoilage, and providing a hygienic storage solution. This certification process guarantees that the foil is free from contaminants and is safe for food contact, protecting consumers' health and ensuring compliance with the regulations set by the Bureau of Indian Standards.
Why is BIS Certification Necessary for Aluminium Foil for
Food Packaging?
BIS certification is necessary to ensure that Aluminium and Aluminium Alloy Bare Foil used in food packaging meets the required safety and performance standards. These foils must not release harmful substances when they come into contact with food. The certification under IS 15392 provides a guarantee that the foils are non-toxic and suitable for maintaining the integrity of food items during packaging, storage, and transportation. It ensures that the product is safe for consumer use and helps manufacturers comply with food safety regulations, enhancing consumer trust and product credibility.
Overview of Indian Standard IS 15392
Indian Standard IS 15392 specifies the requirements for Aluminium and Aluminium
Alloy Bare Foil used in food packaging. It outlines material composition,
ensuring the foil is safe for food contact and free from harmful chemicals. The
foil must have the appropriate thickness for protection against moisture,
light, and oxygen, while being durable enough for various packaging processes.
It also mandates that the foil is free from toxic substances and contaminants,
ensuring food safety. Additionally, the foil must have the necessary mechanical
properties for shaping, sealing, and handling in food packaging. Compliance
with IS 15392 guarantees safe food packaging and consumer protection.
Process for BIS Certification
The BIS certification process for Aluminium and Aluminium
Alloy Bare Foil for Food Packaging under IS 15392 involves several steps:
Documents Required for BIS Certification
To apply for BIS certification for Aluminium Foil under IS
15392, manufacturers need to submit the following documents:
Additionally, manufacturers may need to provide certification related to environmental and safety compliance, as well as proof of adherence to food safety standards.
Conclusion
BIS certification for Aluminium and Aluminium Alloy Bare
Foil under IS 15392 is crucial for ensuring that the foils used in food
packaging are safe, durable, and suitable for direct food contact. Compliance
with this standard guarantees that the foil maintains food safety, preserves
food quality, and meets performance expectations. Manufacturers can enhance
their credibility and ensure consumer trust by obtaining BIS certification.
EVTL India provides expert consultancy to assist manufacturers in obtaining BIS
certification efficiently, ensuring a smooth process for compliance with IS
15392 and the Indian regulatory framework.
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