CE Marking Certification

1. What is CE Marking?

CE is an abbreviation for the French phrase "Conformité Européenne," which translates to "European Conformity" in English. The full and official name is CE Marking. A product that has obtained CE Marking certification indicates that it complies with the laws of the European Union (EU) and is allowed to circulate freely within the European market. By affixing the CE mark to a product, the manufacturer declares, on their own responsibility, that the product meets all legal requirements to obtain the CE Marking standard.

In European countries, obtaining CE certification is considered a "trade passport" for products to enter the EU market. Currently, many manufacturers have their products confiscated by EU customs as defective goods or returned because they do not have CE Marking.

2. Applicable Subjects

Countries Requiring the CE Mark:

European Union (EU) - European Free Trade Association (EFTA)

28 EU member states plus EFTA countries Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein
Additionally, Switzerland and Turkey

The following products must have the CE mark when exported to European countries:

Subcutaneous medical devices	Machine
Natural gas energy equipment	Measurement tool
Cable for carrying people	Medical Equipment
Ecological design	Environmental noise
Electromagnetic Compatibility	Personal protective equipment
Personal protective equipment (PPE)	Pressure equipment
Civil explosives	Fireworks
Hot water boiler	Wired and wireless telecommunication terminal equipment
Refrigerators and freezers	Yacht
In vitro diagnostics (IVD) medical devices	Safe toys
Elevator	Single-pressure device
Low voltage

3. Products Not Requiring CE Marking:

CE Marking is not required for all products sold in the EEA. Some examples of products that do not require CE Marking include:

Chemicals
Textiles
Food

4. Benefits of CE Marking:

Obtaining CE Marking for your products offers several benefits, including:

Free movement of goods: The CE Marking allows you to freely sell your products within the EEA, without facing technical barriers or additional requirements.
Increased consumer confidence: The CE Marking acts as a symbol of product safety and quality, instilling confidence in consumers and promoting sales.
Enhanced brand reputation: CE Marking can enhance your brand image and reputation by demonstrating your commitment to quality and compliance.
Access to global markets: CE Marking can open doors to new markets beyond the EEA, as many countries recognize and accept it as a symbol of quality.

5. CE Marking Regulations

The European Union (EU) has strict regulations on the affixing of the CE marking on products. The specific requirements vary depending on the product.

Here are some general regulations:

The proportions of the CE marking must be maintained when it is enlarged or reduced.
The CE marking must be placed vertically and must not be smaller than 5mm.
The CE marking must be placed in a position where it is not obscured by other logos.

General principles of CE marking:

The CE marking must be affixed by the manufacturer or their authorized representative.
The CE marking must be affixed to the product in accordance with the specific regulations of the legislative council, and the product with the CE marking must not be attached to any other product.
The CE marking affixed to a product that complies with European law must not be attached to other products.
By affixing the CE marking, the manufacturer declares their responsibility for compliance with the applicable regulations.

Functions of the CE marking:

The CE marking is used for products that comply with European standards. Starting from June 1, 2013, according to the Construction Products Regulation (CPR), the CE marking is mandatory for wooden products. Thus, the CE marking acts as a product passport for the European market.
The CE marking gives consumers peace of mind when using products.
The CE marking is considered as a "symbol of product quality" that helps to improve the brand, quality, and competitiveness of products, and increase export capacity.

CONCLUSION

To enhance brand reputation, build customer trust, and freely export goods to countries worldwide, applying for CE MARKING certification is essential for organizations and businesses. Contact:Hotline: +84 968 360 760, Email: info@luatthiendi.com

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