The CE mark is a safety certification mark that is considered a passport for manufacturers to open and enter the European market. CE stands for European Unity (CONFORMITE EUROPERNNE). Products bearing the "CE" mark can be sold within the member states of the European Union to demonstrate compliance with the basic requirements of the EU's "New Methods of Technical Coordination and Standardization" directive, without the need to comply with the requirements of each member state, thus achieving fre

German Rein can obtain safety and EMC marks for products sold in the Hungarian market. Global German Rein can handle Hungarian product safety verification through our partner MEEI. German Rein can handle Hungarian S-Mark verification, MEEI type verification, and MEEI mark verification

For products not covered by EU directives and products not covered by EU directives but still covered by Türkiye's domestic mandatory standards, they must be tested according to the requirements of Türkiye's mandatory standards before import, and can only be sold in the Türkiye market through customs after obtaining TSE certification.

NSAI is a standardization organization in Ireland. NSAI promotes the development of spontaneous standard documents, which are used to assist manufacturers or service providers in meeting safety or customer needs. It is also a major supplier of product and system certification services both domestically and internationally, and a provider of legal metrology services in Ireland.

The Slovenian Institute of Quality and Metrology (SIQ) is an international institution with over forty years of history. It is a member of IQnet, CB system, and CCA protocol, with its own laboratory. It is an international certification body that integrates system certification, product testing, certification, and metrology, headquartered in Slovenia. In the CB system, it has the functions of Member Body, NCB, and CBTL. In Europe, it is an authorized body for nearly ten directives. After the pro

The Ukrainian Testing and Certification Authority for Electronic Devices (ukrtest) is a state-owned enterprise and a national certification system, providing product testing and certification services. In Ukraine, electronic product certification is mandatory, and ukrtest certificates have been obtained for ukrainesproducts, which are valid for three years and include safety and electromagnetic compatibility requirements

Rein Germany has a cooperative relationship with EZU (the issuing unit of the Czech Republic), and EZU can issue certificates based on the documents provided by Rein Germany. Czech standards and European standards can be shared, and the mutual compatibility of EZU certification is not mandatory.

EVPU certification is a process in which the Czech Republic and Slovakia became two independent countries after their dissolution, and developed their own product testing and certification standards based on EU standards. The EVPU organization also established an office in China in 2003 to handle certification application projects in the Asian region, and established good cooperative relationships with certification agencies in Russia and other countries, thereby promoting the development of the

ELOT can be applied to certification procedures and systems (such as ISO certification system). According to Law 1682/1997 and Presidential Decree 155/1997 on the Integration and Regulation of the Standardization Organization of Greek Companies, Decree 372/76 on the Establishment and Operation of ELOT entrusts ELOT with the development of certification activities.

The meaning of GS is German "Geprufte Sicherheit" (safety certified), also known as "Germany Safety". GS certification is a voluntary certification based on the German Product Safety Law (GPGS) and tested in accordance with the EU unified standard EN or German industrial standard DIN. It is a recognized German safety certification mark in the European market.

AENOR is an organization dedicated to the development of standardization and certification (S+C) in all industrial and service sectors. Its goal is to improve the quality, competitiveness, and environmental protection of the company.

The UK government has announced the launch of a new conformity mark, UKCA (representing those who have obtained UK conformity assessment). Specific products such as automobiles, aerospace, pharmaceutical products, medical devices, chemicals, and items regulated by national regulations (non coordinated items) will no longer be able to use EU regulations and conformity marks when sold in the UK market after Brexit.