Product compliance, explained plainly.

When you import electronics for EU, UK or US sale, several duties land on you personally, not the factory. Here is what changes once you are the importer.

Why EU product law requires an economic operator established in the Union for many products, what an authorised representative does, and when an importer covers it instead.

Every element the EU model Declaration of Conformity requires, in order, and who is actually allowed to sign it. Generate one free once you know the structure.

Part 15 of the FCC rules splits devices into two very different paths: Certification through a TCB, or self-declared Supplier's Declaration of Conformity.

UKCA marking has been extended and amended repeatedly since Brexit. Here is the current position for CE recognition in Great Britain, and where to check for changes.

The General Product Safety Regulation has applied since 13 December 2024. What it means for responsible persons, marketplaces and online listings.

The Cyber Resilience Act's real deadlines: reporting obligations from September 2026, full application from December 2027. What applies, and when.

There is no fixed CE marking fee. Here is what genuinely drives the cost: testing, notified bodies, documentation, and how to get real quotes.

CE marking depends on what your product does, not what it is called. A practical walkthrough for electronics, toys, wearables, tools and more.

What CE marking actually certifies, which directives apply to your product, and the steps from technical file to Declaration of Conformity.