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Do you have a question about the analysis of food, cosmetic or medical packaging? Call on the experts of the CTCPA !

08

Feb

Do you have a question about the analysis of food, cosmetic or medical packaging? Call on the experts of the CTCPA !

Published on : 08/02/2021

A question about food, cosmetic or medical packaging analysis?
Call on the experts of the #CTCPA !


Thanks to its expertise in packaging, the CTCPA has its own laboratory specialized in analysis/consultancy of food, cosmetic and medical packaging in Bourg-en-Bresse. 

Our entire team of experts is dedicated to carrying out your various projects:

- Permeability, barrier properties of intermediate materials and finished packaging
- Sealing and leakage tests, sealability tests
- Packaging functionality and defects, aging behavior for service life prediction
- Container-content interactions: expertise and regulatory testing, preparation of risk assessment files for the authorities (FR, EU), optimization of migration test plans, recycling processes
- Substitution of packaging and search for suppliers, particularly in the context of new regulatory guidelines in the environmental field
- Characterization of metal cans
- Structure-formulation-properties relations of packaging materials, setting up and coordination of research projects
- Life cycle analysis
- Decontamination, surface hygiene, antimicrobials
- Prototype packaged products

We are present at ALL STAGES of the development of your project. Indeed, we commit ourselves as PARTNER, we help you in the COORDINATION, or even more upstream in the TECHNICAL and SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANCE in the SETTING UP of your R&D projects.

Do you have any questions? Do not hesitate to consult our website analysis-packaging.com and contact us.

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