CE Marking
Conformité Européenne (CE) certification is a regulatory standard that shows a product’s conformity with European health, safety, and environmental protection requirements. Products with CE markings can be freely traded within the EAA. The manufacturer bears the sole responsibility for declaring conformity with all of the legal requirements to obtain the CE marking.
The product does not have to be made in the EEA. CE marking means that it satisfies the legislative requirements needed to be placed in the market.
The provisions of directives dictate which products require CE marking. These directives have different requirements, and some products may be subject to several requirements at the same time.
Benefits of CE Marking
- CE marking ensures free circulation of a product in EEA.
- CE marking proves that this product is manufactured in accordance with the European Union technical legislation.
- Helps overcome inter-state conflicts over the regulations.
- CE is the globally recognized standard for the safety and protection of the product.
How to get CE Marking?
Manufacturers must follow the following steps to affix a CE Marking:
- CE marking ensures free circulation of a product in EEA.
- CE marking proves that this product is manufactured in accordance with the European Union technical legislation.
- Helps overcome inter-state conflicts over the regulations.
- CE is the globally recognized standard for the safety and protection of the product.
How can we help you?
At Bureau of Global Certifications, our aim is to help you manufacture products that excel in quality and are safe to sell. We offer you one place to get all the required certification your product needs to reach its potential and place in the market. Our services are just a click away!