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Updated guidance on UKCA and CE mark recognition now available
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has published updated guidance on the recognition of UKCA and CE product markings in Great Britain. This follows the introduction of The Product Safety and Metrology Regulation (Amendment) 2024, which came into effect on 1 October 2024 and continues the recognition of EU requirements, including the CE marking, for a range of products placed on the GB market.
To provide greater clarity to businesses on how they can make use of this approach, DBT has released new guidance outlining the requirements for placing products on the GB market. Links to this guidance are provided below:
These updates provide essential information for businesses navigating UK product regulation requirements. UKAS will continue to monitor developments in product conformity assessment and provide updates where relevant.
For further information, visit the Department for Business and Trade website.
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