Is GPSR relevant for non-harmonised products?
Yes. GPSR is particularly important for non-harmonised consumer products that are not covered by more specific product legislation.
Yes. GPSR is particularly important for non-harmonised consumer products that are not covered by more specific product legislation.
Yes. GPSR strengthens expectations around technical documentation and evidence. Organisations should be able to demonstrate how product safety risks were assessed, what decisions were made,
GPSR does not explicitly require organisations to implement a Product Compliance Management System (PCMS). However, it does require organisations to manage risk assessments, technical documentation,
Yes. GPSR recognises that software and software updates can affect product safety. Depending on the product, organisations may need to consider software-related risks as part
GPSR applies to manufacturers, importers, distributors, fulfilment service providers, online marketplaces and organisations placing consumer products on the European market under their own brand.
A Regulation applies directly across all European Union Member States without requiring national implementation. This creates a more consistent approach to product safety, market surveillance
Yes. The General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) has been applicable since December 2024. It replaced the former General Product Safety Directive (GPSD).
The GPSD focused primarily on product safety at the moment a product was placed on the market. The GPSR expands this by placing greater emphasis
Dealing with the General Product Safety Regulation The General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) is the new EU framework for consumer product safety, setting stricter requirements
Yes. ProductIP supports packaging as a dedicated compliance topic. You can create technical files for packaging and generate a Declaration of Conformity. You can also
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