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If you import, produce or distribute goods, including second-hand, the law states they must be safe for the consumer to use.

If your business manufactures, imports, distributes, sells or supplies goods you have to comply with the law; this may include checking to ensure that CE / ...

The General Product Safety Regulations 2005 (GPSR) provide the main basis for ensuring the safety of consumer goods by imposing certain controls. These ensure ...

Overview of the webinars · an introduction to PAS 7050: Bringing safe products to the market. Code of practice and PAS 7100: Product recall and other corrective ...

How your business can bring safe products to market and could prevent, and if necessary deal with, a product safety-related incident.

The main obligation on a distributor is to supply a safe product. In particular you must act with due care to help ensure that only safe products are supplied.

Providing safe products (PAS 7050, PAS 7100 and PRISM) · The product development process - interactive graphic · Product safety management plan - interactive ...

Assimilated Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on cosmetic products makes it an offence to supply a cosmetic product that may cause damage to human health.

Nickel, lead and cadmium in jewellery are covered by legislation. Products that come into direct and prolonged contact with the skin (for example, earrings, ...

You are required to comply with the law and protect consumers by ensuring that your goods are safe. If you cut corners on safety, you could face criminal ...