Need help translating something on plastic lid

[Lulu0915]

Hello. This is a plastic lid I have. Can someone please help with translating these two pictures of the writing on the lid. Does the big "S" in the first one mean anything? What is written underneath? I think the second one is about temperatures.

Thank you!

[Shelley]

I think (I might be wrong) but it looks like Japanese (especially the second picture) to me.

[Lulu0915]

You know I thought so as well but the lady at the store I bought them at kept telling me it was Chinese! Thank you.

[Shelley]

Was she Chinese? As I said I could be wrong.

 

But the second one really looks like Japanese.

[lingo-ling]

The "S" seems to be a logo. Underneath it says "production permit" or "manufacturing permit" followed by a number.

 

The second photo shows the word "range" in Japanese.

[Lulu0915]

Thank you! I was hoping it would say somethibg about the kind of plastic or of its BPA free or not. Guess it doesn't say that.

[Lu]

生产许可, meaning, as lingo-ling said, "production permit" or "manufacturing permit".

[Nathan Mao]

In the first image, to the left of the numbers, there is a 粤, which is the abbreviation/nickname for Guangzhou Province.

The second photo is almost definitely Japanese. 

This could have been manufactured for export to Japan, perhaps.

[TheBigZaboon]

The first is Chinese, and as has been pointed out, give the manufacturing permit number for the product.

The second is Japanese, and says レンジでＯ．Ｋ., meaning it is safe to use in a microwave oven, and gives a temperature range (-３０～+１２０) within which the lid, and presumably the container, if there is one, can be used.

 

It seems that the product was made in China with export to Japan in mind.

[TheBigZaboon]

I just want to add some things I left out of my previous post.

 

1. The S, enclosed in a big Q-like motif is probably a brand logo or a Quality Control symbol.

2. At the beginning of the Manufacturing Permit number is the character pointed out previously as sometimes standing for Guanzhou/Guandong (Canton), possibly meaning the  product was manufactured somewhere in that province, or that permission/approval to manufacture it was granted there.

 

Sorry for posting twice when once should have been sufficient.

[skylee]

That is Japanese in the second photo.  レンジ OK means that thing can be put in a microwave oven.