Goods exported to Europe must comply with relevant standards and regulations to ensure the safety and compliance of the products. Among them, CE certification and RoHS certification are two very important certifications, but their requirements and scope of application are different.
CE certification is a kind of safety certification of products imported and sold within the European Union, indicating that the product complies with relevant European standards and regulations and can circulate freely in the EU market. Goods exported to Europe must meet the relevant requirements of CE marking, otherwise they will not be able to be sold on the EU market. CE certification mark is a voluntary certification, and enterprises can choose whether to apply for it according to product characteristics and market demand.
RoHS certification is the EU's environmental protection requirements for electrical and electronic products, which aims to limit the use of certain hazardous substances in products and protect the environment and human health. Electrical and electronic products exported to Europe must meet the relevant requirements of RoHS certification, otherwise they will not be able to be sold in the EU market. The RoHS certification mark is a mandatory certification, and enterprises must apply for and test in accordance with relevant regulations.
Therefore, goods exported to Europe do not necessarily need to have both CE and RoHS certification, but they need to choose whether to apply for relevant certification according to product characteristics and market demand. At the same time, companies also need to pay attention to EU regulatory changes and standard updates, so as to adjust product design and production in a timely manner to ensure that products comply with relevant standards and regulations and smoothly enter the European market.