Real Decreto 1801/2008, de 3 de noviembre, por el que se establecen normas relativas a las cantidades nominales para productos envasados y al control de su contenido efectivo. | BOE-A-2008-17629 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1801/2008, de 3 de noviembre, por el que se establecen normas relativas a las cantidades nominales para productos envasados y al control de su contenido efectivo.

This article says the decree’s purpose is to set rules for nominal quantities, content tolerances, maximum measurement errors, statistical control methods, and responsibility in product packaging.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
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Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2008-17629
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Language
es
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administrative sanctions aerosol generators batch acceptance commercialization compliance checks conformity marking content control content measurement content quantity content verification control de calidad envases free circulation imports labeling labelling mass and volume measurement measurement measurement instruments metrology muestreo nominal quantities package labeling packaged goods +19 more

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Los controles de los envases y del lote se hacen por muestreo, con dos tipos de control y reglas sobre cuándo usar el destructivo. This article sets sampling rules for non-destructive and destructive control of lot contents, including sample sizes and acceptance/rejection criteria based on the number of deficient containers. A batch is accepted in the average-content control only if the sample’s mean effective content meets the applicable acceptance formula. The provision says effective container contents may be measured directly with mass or volume instruments, or for liquids indirectly by weighing the product and measuring its density. The measurement error must not exceed one fifth of the maximum tolerated error for the container’s nominal quantity. The label holder or EU importer is responsible for package compliance, and certain measurement, control, record-keeping, and retention rules apply.