Certificates, Test Reports & Declarations of Conformity

This page holds every document for our products: the declaration of conformity, the test reports from the independent laboratories, and the safety and warning notices. Each document is a PDF you can download directly — no account, no request form.

The declaration of conformity is the summary: it names the materials, the applicable legislation, the testing laboratory and every single test result. The test reports beneath it are the laboratories' underlying records. The two belong together.

Our products are retested every year. The current reports are dated 22 July 2026; the previous year's reports are listed underneath.

Stainless Steel Lunch Boxes

Applies to the Stainless Steel Lunch Box with 2 Dividers (BH0002), the Round Stainless Steel Lunch Box (BH0029) and the matching spare parts.

Further test reports:

Stainless Steel Water Bottles, With and Without Silicone Sleeve

Applies to the Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle (BH0013, BH0006), the version with a silicone sleeve (BH0007) and the matching spare parts.

Further test reports:

Stainless Steel Sports Bottles

Applies to the Insulated Stainless Steel Sports Bottle (BH0014, BH0015, BH0016, BH0021) and the matching spare parts.

Further test reports:

Stainless Steel Food Flasks and Thermo Lunch Boxes

Applies to the Insulated Stainless Steel Food Flask with anti-vacuum stopper (BH0024), the Thermo Lunch Box (BH0022, BH0023), the coloured version and the matching spare parts.

Further test reports:

Stainless Steel Insulated Mugs for Coffee and Tea

Applies to the Stainless Steel Travel Mug (BH0030 to BH0037), the one-hand click drink lid and the spare seals.

Further test reports:

Stainless Steel Sporks

Applies to the Stainless Steel Spork from the accessories range and the spoon supplied with the Round Stainless Steel Lunch Box.

Stainless Steel Drinking Straws

Applies to the Premium Stainless Steel Bendy Straws (BH0030-1). The test report was issued by Intertek in Fürth and was commissioned by our upstream supplier.

Packaging

The shipping carton is tested too: for lead, cadmium, mercury and hexavalent chromium under the European Packaging Directive 94/62/EC.

Status and sources

This page was last updated on 17 August 2026. The declarations of conformity are dated 13 August 2026 and rest on the test reports linked here, issued by DEKRA Testing and Certification (Shanghai) Ltd and Intertek Consumer Goods GmbH, Fürth.

What the abbreviations in the further test reports mean: LFGB is the German Food and Feed Code, the German implementation of European food contact law. FDA 21 CFR 177.1210 is the US regulation for plastics in food contact. CPSIA is the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act and tests for lead and phthalates. CSPA is the Children's Safe Products Act of Washington State and tests for cadmium. REACH is the European chemicals regulation.

A declaration of conformity remains valid for as long as the materials, the sources of supply, the construction and the legal position stay unchanged. If you have questions, write to us at info@blockhuette.net.