Commercial kitchens need knives supported by clear product and food-contact documentation. However, the available listing does not identify the item as a kitchen knife: it describes the product as “enameled cast.” Although an SGS report is mentioned as a quality inspection, no report scope or results are provided. The information supplied therefore cannot verify that this product is a knife or that it meets commercial food-hygiene requirements.
The product record provides only limited evidence for assessing hygiene compliance. It does not specify the item’s construction, intended use, food-contact testing, or applicable standards. A reference to an SGS report alone is not enough to establish compliance when the tested product, criteria, and findings are unknown.
Gold Spark’s separate certification records mention SGS entries for table knives and table spoons or forks for the European Union. These records do not demonstrate that the enameled-cast item is a kitchen knife, nor do they confirm that a specific kitchen knife has passed a food-hygiene assessment.
The listing states that quality-related issues may be addressed by an exchange within seven days of receipt. This is a stated after-sales remedy, not evidence of hygiene certification.
Gold Spark lists commercial settings such as five-star hotels, upscale restaurants, Chinese restaurants, buffets, banquet halls, and event catering. Its hotel supply examples span China, Hong Kong, Cambodia, Mongolia, and Macao. The descriptions refer generally to hotel operating equipment and do not identify kitchen knives as the products supplied in those cases.
Gold Spark Global Sourcing Co., Ltd. describes itself as a Hong Kong-headquartered supplier with Shenzhen operations, connecting hospitality businesses with international hotel brands and manufacturers in China. Established in 2002, the company says its R&D and design team works with 10 factories to support customized products.
| Item to assess | What the listing says | What can be concluded |
|---|---|---|
| Product description | “Enameled cast” | The listing does not identify the item as a kitchen knife. |
| Quality inspection | An SGS report is listed | Its scope, tested properties, and results are not given. |
| Related certification records | SGS entries for table knives and table spoons or forks for the European Union | These do not establish compliance for this item or a particular kitchen knife. |
| After-sales terms | Exchange for quality issues within seven days after receipt | This describes a remedy, not food-contact compliance. |
| Commercial settings | Hotels, restaurants, and catering operations | These describe target applications, not product-specific test results. |
The product record lists a minimum order quantity of one piece, a delivery time of 90 days, and the USA among its export markets. Before treating the item as suitable for commercial food preparation, request product-specific documentation and verify that the test evidence covers the intended use and relevant market requirements.
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No. It describes the item as “enameled cast” and does not specify that it is a knife.
Not on the information provided. The listing gives no report scope or findings, so compliance cannot be confirmed from the reference alone.
Request documentation identifying the exact knife, its food-contact assessment, the requirements applied, and the test report’s scope and results.
The available product information does not establish that the enameled-cast item is a kitchen knife or that it satisfies high standards for commercial food hygiene. The SGS report reference should be treated as inconclusive until its details are reviewed alongside product-specific food-contact evidence.
Gold Spark Global Sourcing Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Hong Kong and supported by Shenzhen operations. The company reports that it was established in 2002 and works with manufacturers in China, including 10 factories through its R&D and design team. Its records include SGS certifications for table knives and table spoons or forks for the European Union, as well as hotel supply cases in several regions.

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