To evaluate plastic-handle cutlery for potentially harmful substances, first confirm that the documents you receive apply to the exact item being purchased. The product information describes a colorful half-tang set with food-grade PP/ABS handles, a 420 stainless steel blade, and 430 stainless steel spoon and fork components. It does not describe full-tang construction, so ask the supplier to verify the design and material composition of the specific cutlery before reviewing test results.
A material description such as “food-grade” is useful, but it is not a substitute for product-specific evidence. Request the complete reports and check the covered materials, product form, report identifiers, and intended sales market.
The product information lists LFGB and FDA among its certifications. The supporting documentation described in the company’s information includes an SGS RoHS report for ABS plastic materials used in plastic-handle cutlery and kitchen-tool components. It also lists a Eurofins food-contact materials and SVHC report for a stainless steel cutlery set with PP/ABS handles, metal coatings, and basket components.
These reports may relate to particular materials or product configurations. Confirm that each one covers the handle polymer and finished cutlery in your order rather than relying on the name of a certification alone. Company credentials such as ISO 9001 or BSCI provide other forms of assurance, but do not replace product-specific chemical or food-contact testing.
Huaqiang Metal says its in-house quality process includes raw-material checks, production and assembly monitoring, final testing, and an appearance inspection of every item before shipment. For procurement, request the inspection records and agree on batch acceptance criteria before production begins.
Buyers can also arrange independent inspection through SGS, TÜV, or Bureau Veritas. Specify the inspection provider, sampling plan, scope, and timing in the order so the inspection addresses the goods and production batch being purchased.
| Area to verify | Information available | Recommended action |
|---|---|---|
| Handle composition | The product is described as having food-grade PP/ABS handles; an SGS RoHS report is listed for ABS materials used in plastic handles and kitchen-tool parts. | Confirm the polymer used in your order and check that the report covers it. |
| Food-contact testing | LFGB and FDA are listed among the product certifications. A Eurofins report is described for a cutlery set that includes PP/ABS handles and other components. | Obtain the full reports and verify their product and material scope. |
| Factory quality checks | Reported controls span incoming materials, production, assembly, final testing, and appearance checks. | Request relevant records and define batch acceptance requirements. |
| Third-party verification | SGS, TÜV, and Bureau Veritas inspections are supported. | Agree on the inspector, sampling, and inspection date before shipment. |
The company reports experience supplying plastic-handle, half-tang cutlery for discount retail, including a private-label project for a German discount retailer delivered in container quantities. This background may help buyers assess manufacturing experience, but it does not verify test coverage for another model or production batch. Always request documentation for the goods being ordered.

No. It identifies the stated material, but you should still review applicable test reports and ensure they cover the handle and finished product you intend to buy.
Ask for the complete relevant reports, including the listed SGS RoHS report for ABS materials and Eurofins food-contact and SVHC documentation for a cutlery set with PP/ABS handles. Verify the precise materials and product configuration covered.
Yes. The company states that inspection by SGS, TÜV, or Bureau Veritas can be arranged. Confirm the inspection scope and schedule with the supplier for your specific order.
Before approving plastic-handle cutlery, verify whether its construction is full tang or half tang, confirm every material in the item, and review test reports that match the ordered product. Document factory inspection requirements and, where appropriate, arrange independent batch inspection before shipment.
Jieyang City Huaqiang Metal Industry Co., Ltd. offers OEM/ODM customization and direct factory supply. Its listed business credentials include BSCI, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001. For product documentation or technical support, contact eyas2018@126.com.
JIEYANG CITY HUAQIANG METAL INDUSTRY CO., LTD. is located in Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, and produces stainless steel tableware and kitchenware. The company reports 40 years of industry experience, an independent mold workshop, and production facilities covering 16,000 square meters. Its R&D and technical teams support customized designs, and its listed credentials include BSCI, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001. Its cooperation experience includes retail, home goods, and cookware businesses.

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