ANNEX V
PRINCIPLES FOR SETTING METHODOLOGIES REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 11
Groups of materials
1. | Organic materials Organic materials shall only be made of: Organic materials shall be tested in accordance with Table 1 in line with methods for testing specified in relevant European standards or, in the absence thereof, an internationally or nationally recognised method and shall satisfy the requirements stipulated therein. For this purpose, the test results in terms of substance migration shall be converted into estimated levels at the tap. the starting substances listed in the European positive list of starting substances to be established by the Commission in accordance with point (b) of the first subparagraph of Article 11(2); and substances in relation to which there is no possibility that the substance and its reaction products are present at levels exceeding 0,1 μg/l in water intended for human consumption, unless for specific substances a more stringent value is needed taking into account their toxicity. |
2. | Metallic materials Only metallic materials included in the European positive list of compositions to be established by the Commission in accordance with point (b) of the first subparagraph of Article 11(2) shall be used. The limitations stipulated in the European positive list in respect of the composition of these materials, their use for certain products and the use of these products shall be complied with. Metallic materials shall be tested in accordance with Table 1 in line with methods for testing specified in relevant European standards or, in the absence thereof, an internationally or nationally recognised method and shall satisfy the requirements stipulated therein. |
3. | Cementitious materials Cementitious materials shall only be made of one or more of the following: Cement-bound materials shall be tested in accordance with Table 1 in line with methods for testing specified in relevant European standards or, in the absence thereof, an internationally or nationally recognised method and shall satisfy the requirements stipulated therein. For this purpose, the test results in terms of substance migration shall be converted into estimated levels at the tap. organic constituents listed in the European positive list of constituents to be established by the Commission in accordance with point (b) of the first subparagraph of Article 11(2); organic constituents in relation to which there is no possibility that the constituents and their reaction products are present at levels exceeding 0,1 μg/l in water intended for human consumption; or inorganic constituents. |
4. | Enamels and ceramic materials Enamels and ceramic materials shall only be made of starting substances from the European positive list of compositions to be established by the Commission in accordance with point (b) of the first subparagraph of Article 11(2), after carrying out an assessment of the elements used in the composition of these materials. Enamels and ceramic materials shall be tested in accordance with Table 1 in line with methods for testing specified in relevant European standards or, in the absence thereof, an internationally or nationally recognised method and shall satisfy the requirements stipulated therein. For this purpose, the test results in terms of substance migration shall be converted into estimated levels at the tap. |
5. | Exceptions for assessment of materials used in minor and assembled components For assembled products: minor components, parts and materials shall be described in detail and testing shall be reduced accordingly. For this purpose, ‘minor’ refers to a level of influence on the quality of water intended for human consumption that does not require full testing. Table 1. Testing related to material types
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(1) Commission Regulation (EU) No 10/2011 of 14 January 2011 on plastic materials and articles intended to come into contact with food (OJ L 12, 15.1.2011, p. 1).