CE (MDD, PED, LVD, CPR, MD, Atex, etc)?

For goods sold inside the European Economic Area (EEA), the CE marking serves as a conformity indicator, certifying that the product complies with environmental, health, and safety regulations set forth by the European Union (EU). Its acronym, “Conformité Européenne,” means “European Conformity” in the original French.

Benefits:

• Although CE certification is mainly meant for the EU market, it is regarded and recognized globally, allowing international trade and increasing manufacturers’ competitiveness globally.
• Obtaining CE certification frequently necessitates extensive testing and evaluation, which over time results in improvements to the product’s quality, performance, and safety criteria.
• Participation in EU public procurement contracts may require the CE certification, creating new commercial potential for certified firms and products.