Common environmental protection requirements include: RoHS - the EU's restriction on harmful substances (lead, mercury, cadmium, etc.) in electronic and electrical products; REACH - registration and restriction of high-concern substances (SVHC); halogen-free standards - limiting the content of chlorine, bromine, etc. halogens; California Proposition 65 - the control of carcinogenic and teratogenic chemical substances by the state of California in the United States.

The environmental risk points of PE release film mainly lie in: the coating may contain residual solvents, halogens or migratory silicone oil; the colorants and anti-static agents in the substrate may contain SVHC substances. Regular PE release film suppliers usually provide third-party test reports for RoHS and REACH (such as SGS, CTI).

When making purchases, we suggest you: Clearly inform the supplier of your export destination and customer requirements; Request RoHS, REACH and other testing reports (preferably issued by a third-party institution); If there is a requirement for food contact, also request FDA or GB 4806 food grade reports. If the supplier cannot even provide basic reports, it is recommended to be cautious about the cooperation.