Real Decreto 891/2006, de 21 de julio, por el que se aprueban las normas técnico-sanitarias aplicables a los objetos de cerámica para uso alimentario. | BOE-A-2006-13274 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 891/2006, de 21 de julio, por el que se aprueban las normas técnico-sanitarias aplicables a los objetos de cerámica para uso alimentario.

This provision sets the method for determining lead and cadmium released from ceramic materials and requires uncoded ceramic objects not yet in contact with food to carry a written conformity declaration.

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Citation
BOE-A-2006-13274
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This article sets test conditions: the test must last 24 ± 0.5 hours, be run at 22 ± 2 °C, and use specific lighting rules depending on whether lead, cadmium, or both are being determined. This article describes the test method steps for preparing calibration curves and handling extraction solutions. Lead and/or cadmium content must be calculated by comparing it with the corresponding standard curve and taking the dilution factor into account. Results must be expressed in mg/dm² for category 1 objects and in mg/l for category 2 and 3 objects. Sets maximum admissible limits for lead and cadmium by category.