CE marking & certification
Conformity assessment route selection, technical documentation and Notified Body coordination.
Your EU partner for CE marking, certification & compliance
You make or distribute products for the EU market. We work out which EU rules apply — CE marking for construction products, PPE and other regulated goods; safety assessment, PIF and CPNP notification for cosmetics; CLP and REACH labelling for household chemicals — check your documentation and plan market entry.
Established in the EU · multi-sector coverage · practical roadmap before any commitment
Regulatory Gate · partner service
For founders bringing physical or regulated products into the EU. An expert reviews your product and sends a free Gate Snapshot: headline cost and timeline ranges, a classification confidence level and the most critical risk flag. The full classification and a go/no-go verdict come with the paid Gate Decision, delivered within 5 business days.
Classification confidence level
Budget and time-to-market ranges
The most critical flag, if any
Whether a full Gate Decision is worth it
CE marking is the manufacturer's declaration that the product meets all applicable requirements of the EU harmonisation legislation that provides for it. Products outside that legislation, such as cosmetics or detergents, must not carry CE marking. If the declaration is wrong, you face customs holds, marketplace takedowns, market surveillance actions, recalls and contract disputes.
The usual problem is a broken evidence chain: requirements → design decisions → risk controls → verification/testing → labelling/IFU → declaration. Your obligations also depend on your role (manufacturer, importer or distributor) and on the sector legislation. We map what applies to you, build a compliance plan you can execute, and close the gaps that leave you with a "paper CE".
Conformity assessment route selection, technical documentation and Notified Body coordination.
Coordination with accredited testing labs for EMC, RED, LVD and sector-specific standards.
Construction products, cosmetics, PPE and household chemicals. Each sector has its own legislation and test standards.
How to get CE marking for a product in 6 steps: identify the EU legislation, check the requirements, choose the conformity assessment route, test, compile the technical file, sign the EU Declaration of Conformity.
What an EU Declaration of Conformity must contain under Annex III of Decision 768/2008/EC, who signs it, which language it must be in, and the most common mistakes that get DoCs rejected by Amazon and authorities.
When CE marking needs a Notified Body and when the manufacturer can self-certify: LVD, EMC, RED, machinery, PPE, toys and construction products compared, and how to check a Notified Body in NANDO.
Tell us where your company is based, your product sector and how far your documentation is. Before any engagement, we send you a proposed compliance route.