CE

CE Certificates are documents that certify that a product meets the essential health, safety, and environmental requirements set out by the European Union (EU) for products sold within the European Economic Area (EEA). CE marking is a symbol that indicates that the product has undergone the necessary conformity assessment procedures and meets the requirements of EU legislation.

The CE marking process involves a manufacturer or importer of a product completing a conformity assessment procedure to ensure the product complies with the relevant EU regulations and standards. Once the product has been assessed and found to be compliant, the manufacturer or importer can affix the CE marking to the product, along with the CE certificate.

CE certificates provide proof of compliance with EU regulations and standards and are often required by authorities in the EU to demonstrate that a product is safe for use and sale within the EEA. They also provide assurance to consumers that the product has undergone the necessary testing and conforms to applicable safety and environmental standards.