For packaging materials, they must be compliant to Packaging Directive
94/62/EC, not RoHS Directive for a simple reason that RoHS Directive
excludes packaging materials.  Both directives co-exist for looking after
different areas.  Once RoHS Directive becomes in force, lots of packaging
material were tested to RoHS Directive.  Can the test report be considered
acceptable if the sum of all 4 required hazardous substances is less or
equal to 100 ppm although they are tested to RoHS Directive.  If not, what
are the major concerns to be addressed?

Thanks and regards,

Scott 

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