EU product compliance checker
Answer a few questions about your products and markets. Get the list of what to do — GPSR, EU responsible person, packaging EPR, CE marking and more — with links to the official texts.
Start the free checkCheck which EU rules apply to your products, make GPSR labels in 24 EU languages, and find out what Martyn’s Law means for your venue.
Answer a few questions about your products and markets. Get the list of what to do — GPSR, EU responsible person, packaging EPR, CE marking and more — with links to the official texts.
Start the free checkManufacturer, responsible person and safety warnings on one label, sized for your packaging, in up to 24 EU languages.
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What the EU Batteries Regulation asks of brands selling batteries or battery-powered devices: registration in each country, the collection symbol, QR codes and removable batteries.
Which EU directives apply to chargers, lamps, small appliances and wireless gadgets, what testing and documents you need, and the cybersecurity rules for connected devices since August 2025.
Who counts as a producer of electrical equipment, why non-EU sellers need an authorised representative in Germany, how France works, and what to put on the product.
The four kinds of EU responsible person under the GPSR, what they must check and keep, how to choose a provider, and where their details must appear.
What the EU General Product Safety Regulation asks of non-EU brands and marketplace sellers: responsible person, labels, listings, risk analysis and incident reporting.
Why marketplaces ask for packaging EPR numbers, how registration works in Germany and France, and what the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) changes from August 2026.