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Products that may be dangerous to users - such as electrical goods,
machinery, toys and personal protective equipment - shall be CE-marked.
The CE mark is an assurance by the manufacturer
or importer that a product meets all the basic health and safety
requirements. Without the mark the products may not be sold.
CE marking is concerned with the product's most
important quality - safety. It is no reflection of the product's
quality, function or performance.
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CE marking is mandatory for many products sold
within the EU, whether they are manufactured inside or outside the
EU. In other words, products imported from non-EU countries also
have to be CE-marked.
CE marking plays a key role in free trade and
the harmonization of rules within the EU. Products bearing the CE
mark are allowed to circulate freely on the internal market.
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