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Glass and Fork — Food Contact — Meaning & Usage

The glass-and-fork symbol identifies materials or articles intended for contact with food.

Reference authority
Food-contact material rules
Programme / market
European Union · United Kingdom
Mark type
Regulatory symbol
Artwork access
Reference files · usage conditions apply
Source checked
23 September 2026

What this mark means

The glass-and-fork symbol identifies materials or articles intended for contact with food. Match the intended food types, contact duration and temperature to the supplier’s documentation.

Before using this resource

  1. Match the intended food types, contact duration and temperature to the supplier’s documentation.
  2. Match the symbol, any accompanying value and the applicable market to the approved product or packaging specification.
  3. Keep the source reference and selected artwork with the proof for the final reviewer.

A detail worth checking

Food-contact suitability does not automatically mean microwave-safe, oven-safe, dishwasher-safe or suitable for every food and temperature.

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Useful to know

What should I check before using Glass and Fork — Food Contact?

Food-contact suitability does not automatically mean microwave-safe, oven-safe, dishwasher-safe or suitable for every food and temperature. Match the intended food types, contact duration and temperature to the supplier’s documentation.

Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?

The source lists this drawing as Public domain. Follow the linked file terms, attribution and any share-alike conditions. This does not grant trademark permission or establish product conformity.

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