Abstract

Transferring the hazardous chemicals contained in food packaging materials into food would threaten the health of consumers, therefore, the related laws and regulations and the detection method of hazardous substance have been established at home and abroad to ensure the safety to use the food packaging material. According to the analysis on the hazardous component in the food packaging, a set of detection methods for hazardous substance in the food packaging was established in the paper and the improved program was proposed on the industrial design of food packaging according to the operational mechanism and endangers degree of hazardous component.

Keywords:

Detection method, food packaging material, industrial design,

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