FCM Compliance

A declaration of conformity is quickly signed. Whether it holds up under scrutiny usually only becomes clear once a customer or an authority asks. That is when information turns out to be missing, documents contradict each other, or references point to regulations that have long been replaced.

Document review

Submitted declarations of conformity are checked systematically against the requirements of Regulation (EU) No 10/2011, point by point, currently for plastic and paper packaging as well as composites at room temperature and below. Other materials such as glass and metal, as well as pasteurizable and sterilizable packaging, will follow. The result is an evaluation naming what is missing and what needs to be supplied.

PPWR

The application checks supplier documents here for the information required for the technical documentation.

Ongoing support

Beyond the individual review, the question is often how a company sets up its documentation in the first place: what a supplier needs to provide, what belongs in the company's own archive, who signs what. These questions are worked out together.

Next steps

For an initial assessment, an email to andreas.grabitz@fcmexperts.de is enough.