CE certification - a must-have for cross-border e-commerce to enter the European market

The European market has become one of the most competitive markets in the world. Entering the European market is not easy, as the European market has very high requirements for product quality and standards.

CE certification has become a necessary path to enter the European market.



So, what exactly is CE certification? Why do products in the European market require CE certification? What are the benefits that CE certification can bring to businesses? How to apply for CE certification?

In this issue, we will focus on these questions to answer merchants' doubts about CE certification, help merchants avoid detours in overseas cross-border transactions, obtain market opportunities faster and better, and establish market competitive advantages.

1、 What is CE certification? Why do products in the European market require CE certification?

CE certification is the EU's certification of product safety, health, environment, and consumer protection.

Only products that have passed CE certification can be sold in the European market.

CE certification applies to all products sold within the European Economic Area, including mechanical equipment, electrical and electronic products, building materials, medical devices, and various other products.

Simply put, CE certification is the "passport" for the circulation of goods in the European Union. Without it, it is not compliant and legal, and goods cannot be sold normally in the European market.



2、 What are the CE certification standards and processes?

The standards for CE certification are a series of standards set by the European Union, including electromagnetic compatibility, mechanical safety, low-voltage safety, building materials, etc.

The process of CE certification includes: application, evaluation, certification, and supervision.

The evaluation process is the most important step, including evaluating the design, production, testing, and other aspects of the product.

When applying for CE certification, merchants need to provide relevant documents and proof materials, such as technical documents, test reports, production records, etc.



3、 What issues should be noted for CE certification?

There are many issues that need to be noted in CE certification.

This includes whether the product complies with EU standards, whether necessary testing has been conducted, and whether there are correct labeling.

In addition, the standards and procedures for CE certification are constantly being updated and modified, and businesses also need to closely monitor relevant announcement information, keep up with EU regulations, and platform compliance requirements in order to respond in a timely manner and ensure normal operation and development.