UK Government Announces ‘Indefinite’ Extension of CE Marking Recognition for 18 Categories of Goods

On the 1st of August, 2023, the UK government announced plans to extend recognition of CE marking ‘indefinitely’ beyond the upcoming December 2024 deadline previously announced.

Join Eurofins E&E and Wurth Electronics for our 2023 seminars

Following a successful series of seminars in 2022, Eurofins E&E UK and Wurth Electronics are joining together once more to kick off another year’s collaboration with a series of FREE technical seminars across the UK in 2023.

Putting all the pieces of product compliance together with Compliance Support

Having your product tested by a laboratory is just one part of the process of demonstrating compliance. Without the other parts, such as labelling, a Declaration of Conformity and a Technical File, you shouldn’t be putting a UKCA or CE mark on your product as it’s not compliant.

Is your product compliance up to date? Get ready for the UKCA Mark & make sure your CE marking is correct

As you may be aware, on 24th August 2021, the UK Government announced a 12-month extension to the date ending the recognition of the CE Mark for the GB market.

CE Marking can continue to be used for the GB market until the 1st January 2023.

[Webinar] Selling into America and Canada – Compliance testing & certification for products with radio technology

Join us on the 23rd June 2021 at 10 am for the next in our series of Electrical & Electronic Compliance Webinars.

Download our free guide to the UKCA Mark & CE Marking

Our free guide to The UKCA Mark & CE Marking – Changes to product compliance, certification, testing and market access – is now available to download.

On-Demand Webinar: The UKCA Mark & the CE Mark (December 2020)

Our UKCA Mark & CE Marking webinar has been re-recorded and updated to reflect the most recent UK Government guidance and published information.

[Webinar] BREXIT Update September 2020 – The UKCA Mark & CE Marking

In this webinar, we’ll cover the changes to product compliance marking for the GB market as well as looking at how the UK’s exit from the EU changes the landscape for anyone importing products and placing them onto the GB, NI and EU markets.

[Webinar] Maintaining product compliance – The most common mistakes and how to avoid them