The need to apply for CE marking
CE certification, for the products of various countries to trade in the European market provides a unified technical specification, simplifies the trade procedures. Any country's products to enter the European Union, the European Free Trade Area must be CE certified, CE marking on the product. Therefore, CE marking is a passport for products to enter the EU and EFTA countries.
CE certification indicates that the product has met the safety requirements set out in the EU Directive; it is a commitment of the enterprise to the consumer, increasing the degree of consumer trust in the product; the products affixed with the CE mark will reduce the risk of sales in the European market. These risks include:
The risk of being detained and investigated by customs;
The risk of being investigated by market surveillance agencies;
The risk of being accused by peers for competitive purposes.