Ceramics & Glassware OEM Manufacturing in China
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Ceramic mugs and borosilicate glass bottles are sourced from drinkware factories clustered in Chaozhou (ceramics) and the Guangdong/Zhejiang glass belts. Food-contact products for Western markets must clear FDA, LFGB, and California Prop 65 testing for the glaze, dyes, and any silicone parts, with OEM runs commonly starting at 500 units. The sourcing work is verifying food-safety compliance and consistency of the print or glaze, not just the shape.
Sourcing drinkware means the safety risk lives in the materials touching liquid — lead and cadmium in ceramic glazes, and migration from low-grade silicone or caps. We pull samples for FDA/LFGB migration testing rather than relying on a generic certificate, since glaze formulations change between batches.
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What food-safety certifications do mugs and bottles need?
For the US, FDA food-contact compliance plus Prop 65 (lead/cadmium limits); for the EU, LFGB. Each component touching liquid — glaze, lid, silicone sleeve — should be covered, ideally with a recent migration test report.
What is the typical MOQ for custom ceramic or glass drinkware?
OEM drinkware usually starts at 500 units per design. Custom logos via sublimation or reactive glaze are straightforward at that volume; custom molds for new shapes raise the minimum and tooling cost.
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