certified safe materials
[SER-tuh-fyd SAYF muh-TEER-ee-ulz]
noun phrasepl: certified safe materials
materiais certificados seguros
1. Materials that have been officially tested, verified, and approved by recognized standards organizations or regulatory bodies to be free from hazardous substances and safe for intended use
The toy manufacturer only uses certified safe materials in their products to ensure children's protection.
O fabricante de brinquedos utiliza apenas materiais certificados seguros em seus produtos para garantir a proteção das crianças.
2. Substances that meet specific safety regulations and certifications (such as FDA, CE, CPSIA, or ISO standards) for consumer or industrial applications
Food packaging must be made from certified safe materials that do not leach chemicals into the food.
Embalagens de alimentos devem ser feitas com materiais certificados seguros que não liberam substâncias químicas nos alimentos.
In Brazil, certification of safe materials is increasingly important due to consumer protection regulations and international trade standards. Companies marketing products domestically and internationally emphasize 'materiais certificados' as a quality and trust marker. In the USA, certifications like CPSIA (for children's products), FDA (for food contact), and CE marks (for European imports) are legally mandated. The term reflects growing global awareness of product safety, particularly in industries like toys, food packaging, and children's products.
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