Denmark · Wood and Paper

Paper Chemical Safety in Denmark

A practical guide to Paper Chemical Safety for wood and paper sold in Denmark: who it applies to, what to prepare, and the mistakes that cause rejection.

Who needs it

Paper and board must not transfer harmful substances to food or consumers; Brands selling furniture or packaging made from wood

Authority

Danish Safety Technology Authority

Legal basis

National wood and paper requirements in Denmark

Local representative

The importer is responsible for due diligence

Timeline

Before placing on the market

Cost

Due diligence and certification costs vary by volume

If you do not comply

Shipment refusal, fines, and listing removal

Who needs this

Paper and board must not transfer harmful substances to food or consumers
Brands selling furniture or packaging made from wood

Documents you need

Chemical safety test report
Timber species and origin documentation
Due diligence statement
Certification evidence where available

Compliance checklist

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Chemical safety test report
Timber species and origin documentation
Due diligence statement
Certification evidence where available

How to comply

Test inks and coatings for transfer
Map species and harvest origin
Run due diligence on the supply chain
File the required statement

Brief for your lab or agent

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Request: Paper Chemical Safety — Denmark
Product category: Wood and Paper
Authority: Danish Safety Technology Authority
Legal basis: National wood and paper requirements in Denmark

Documents we already have:
  1. Chemical safety test report
  2. Timber species and origin documentation
  3. Due diligence statement
  4. Certification evidence where available

Questions:
  1. Does our product fall under Paper Chemical Safety in Denmark?
  2. Which test standards or evidence do you accept?
  3. What is the current fee and lead time?
  4. Is a local representative required, and can you act as one?

Cost and timeline

Before placing on the market.

Due diligence and certification costs vary by volume.

Common rejection reasons

Mineral oil above the limit
Origin not documented
Due diligence incomplete
Species not declared

Registration, notification, or certification is not the same as approval. Keep the technical file current and make sure the label, listing, and submitted data match.