The short answer
Check the report’s issuer, date, tested sample, material, decoration, method and scope. Confirm that the evidence is relevant to the actual product and intended destination.
A report can be genuine without covering the bottle configuration being purchased. A different coating, closure material or product-contact component may require additional assessment.
Match the sample identity
Compare the report’s sample description with the ordered bottle and any relevant components. Ask the supplier to explain the link if the model code or material description differs. Review the complete report, not only a cover image.
Ask the responsible compliance team
Provide the intended contents, destination and complete pack specification to the qualified parties handling suitability and compliance. Requirements depend on the project; do not infer blanket approval for every use from one test result.
Procurement checklist
- Read the full report and scope.
- Match sample and material identification.
- Check decoration and contact components.
- Review the method, date and issuing body.
- Confirm applicability for the intended project.
Common question
Can one report cover every decorated version of a bottle?
Do not assume it does. Review whether the tested materials, decoration and relevant contact conditions match the version being ordered.