The CE certification is not merely a symbol or a marketing tool. As part of a comprehensive compliance and safety system established by the European Union, it indicates that a product meets specific health, safety, and environmental protection requirements. In this respect, the CE mark serves as a key element of trust for consumers.
CE stands for “Conformité Européenne”, which means “European Conformity” in French. A product bearing the CE mark signifies that it can be legally placed on the market in countries within the European Economic Area (EEA). More importantly, the mark indicates that the product meets minimum safety standards.
Products that do not bear the CE mark may not have undergone essential technical or safety inspections. This can expose consumers to risks such as:
The CE mark serves as a guarantee that the product meets minimum safety, health, and environmental criteria. For consumers, it means the product has undergone certain controls and is part of a traceable system. For manufacturers, it is a legal obligation that demonstrates fulfillment of their responsibilities.
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