The information provided is not enough to determine whether copper cookware complies with international heavy metal migration limits. The product listing describes a coffee pot for the USA market and mentions an SGS report, but it does not identify the pot's material or include the report's test results.
The listed SGS certificates concern different products: a table knife and a table spoon/table fork, with stated applicability to the European Union. They therefore do not establish compliance for copper cookware.
| Record | Details stated | Evidence for copper cookware compliance |
|---|---|---|
| Product listing | Coffee pot for the USA market; SGS report referenced; 90-day delivery time | No material specification, migration data, or compliance determination is provided |
| SGS certificates | EU scope for a table knife and a table spoon/table fork | The certified products are not identified as copper cookware |
| Application information | Hotel, resort, and restaurant service, as well as household dining and entertaining | Describes potential use settings, not test performance |
| Cooperation records | Hotel operation-equipment supply projects in China, Hong Kong, Macao, Cambodia, and Mongolia | Does not document testing of the specific cookware |
A product entry that mentions an SGS report is not, by itself, proof of compliance. The report and its findings are not included in the supplied records. Nor do company-level descriptions of hospitality and household applications show that this coffee pot is made of copper or that it has been tested for heavy metal migration.
To assess compliance, obtain product-specific test documentation that identifies the tested item and material, reports migration results, and compares those results with the limits applicable to the intended market. The records provided here contain no such results or comparison.
No. They contain neither copper cookware migration results nor a comparison with applicable limits, so they establish neither a pass nor a failure.
No. The listing does not include the report itself, its tested product details, or its findings.
No. Their stated scopes cover a table knife and a table spoon/table fork, not copper cookware.
The available information does not support a compliance conclusion for copper cookware. Request a report for the exact product, with test results evaluated against the relevant market's requirements. Confirm supply terms for the particular item as well: the company lists order-based supply with a 1 pc MOQ and 30-day delivery, while the coffee-pot listing specifies 90 days. For technical details or support, contact goldspark@vip.163.com.
Gold Spark Global Souricng Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Hong Kong and backed by operations in Shenzhen. Established in 2002, the company describes its work as connecting international hotel brands with manufacturers in China. Its stated markets include China, Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, and its product areas include hotel supplies and kitchen equipment.
The company's listed SGS certificates apply to EU-market table knives and table spoons/table forks; they do not document copper cookware migration limits. Its cooperation records describe hotel operation-equipment supply projects across several regions.

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