A product bearing the CE mark must comply not only with technical tests and production quality but also with packaging and user manual requirements set by European regulations. This is because every product reaching the consumer should be safe, not just physically, but also in terms of the information provided.
The packaging or box of a product is critical not just for aesthetics but also for regulatory compliance in terms of information transfer. In addition to the CE mark, the technical and legal information that must be provided to the consumer should also be clearly displayed on the packaging.
If these details are missing on the packaging, the product will be in violation of the CE certification rules.
The user manual is essential for ensuring that consumers can use the product safely and correctly. All products with the CE mark must be provided with a manual that:
Particularly for electrical products, machinery, toys, and medical devices, a missing or unclear user manual can lead to serious consequences, including the product being recalled from the market.
A product with the CE mark must not only pass tests but also be compliant with packaging, labeling, and user manual regulations. Any deficiencies in these areas could result in the product being withdrawn from the market or subject to penalties.
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