Innoform Test Service News:
Current trends and insights
In Innoform Test Service News, we explain testing methods, standards and compliance for flexible food packaging. You will receive practical testing steps, limit values, measurement uncertainties and decision trees – supplemented by case studies, checklists and updates on PPWR, ZSVR, food contact, OTR/WVTR, migration and barrier technologies. The aim is to enable you to make informed decisions and plan testing orders with confidence.
- Methods and standards presented in an understandable way
- Checklists, cases and clear to-do lists
- Regulatory requirements combined with laboratory practice
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Note: Market trends, industry events and further training can be found in our Inno-Talk News.

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Material Characterization and Microscopy
Innoform Testservice presents its latest findings on material characterization at the Inno Meeting At the Inno Meeting 2025 in Osnabrück, Innoform Testservice presented material characterization using a digital microscope. Daniel Wachtendorf and Matthias Böhne explained its…
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Specifications – Much More Than Just Necessary Paperwork
Specifications often seem like time-consuming bureaucracy – yet they are indispensable for quality, efficiency and legal certainty. Packaging specifications, for example, are crucial for the protection of products. This article uses illustrative practical examples to show…
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The gelbo flex test according to ASTM F 392
Innoform Testservice frequently receives requests to test the mechanical strength of flexible (barrier) materials. These materials play a crucial role in many applications, from food packaging to technical protective films. A proven method for testing the…
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Guidelines on the use of recyclates in food packaging
Associations are pushing for the release of recyclates in direct contact with food. Supposedly, about 42 % of all plastic packagings are intended for food packaging. And therefore the effect of a CO2 reduction by the…



