Sellers Must Complete Compliance Registration Promptly!
The EU's GPSR regulation involves more than just applying for an EU representative. Sellers are also required to affix compliant labels to products, ensure product safety and traceability, and upload relevant information to the appropriate platform for verification.
In summary, GPSR = EU Representative + Product Label + Information Upload to Platform + Product Certification (depending on the product).
Typically, the manufacturer information should be that of the factory (supply chain). If the customs find discrepancies between the supplier and the label, the goods may be returned for relabeling.
A "Manufacturer" refers to the entity that manufactures, designs, or markets products under its own name or brand, with the legal authority to design, manufacture, package, and label the products before they are marketed, regardless of whether these operations are performed by the entity itself or on its behalf.
If the manufacturer information is filled in the backend, ensure the manufacturer’s company name, address, and email match the backend records. If not filled in the backend, you can fill in the actual manufacturer’s details or your company as the manufacturer. If you list a local EU company as the manufacturer, it may affect the EU representative binding information, so choose carefully.
Generally, fill in the manufacturer information based on the supplier, and use the local language of the country/region where the product is sold.
If we are the manufacturer, but the CE certificate is done by the supplier, should we list both the actual supplier and the brand owner?
Fill in and display the information truthfully.
Refer to the "EU GPSR Regulation: How to Upload EU Representative and Safety Warning Information? With Operation Guide!"
All information except the email address can be modified. If you need to change the email, currently, you can only add a new complete EU representative/manufacturer information.
Wait for Amazon's notification, as the ASIN-level entry has not yet been opened.
It has nothing to do with the shipping method; as long as you are selling to the EU, GPSR is required.
The UK does not apply to GPSR regulations, but if you are selling in Northern Ireland, GPSR is required.
- EU representative information
- Manufacturer and importer information
- Product safety and warning information, etc.
The EU representative information and product safety information will be displayed on the product detail page, while manufacturer information will be displayed on the product detail page starting in the second half of 2024.
Currently, you can only upload one manufacturer’s information. Ensure that the uploaded information matches the packaging.
Not necessarily, but you need at least one image, with a maximum of six-sided views, along with product information and warning labels.
Yes, it can. The user manual needs to be uploaded separately for each site, while the product safety image only needs to be uploaded to one site in the EU, you can choose one.
The product safety image must include warnings and product safety information; it does not necessarily have to include the EU representative information.
Accompanying documents refer to user manuals, which cannot be uploaded currently. If it’s urgent, you can upload the product safety image to any one EU site.
Manufacturer and EU representative information, warnings, etc., can be labeled, printed, or included as attachments, as long as they are presented to consumers.
It’s recommended that sellers prioritize printing on the packaging. If labeling, ensure that the label adheres securely to avoid falling off.
Safety warnings must be in the local language of the respective country to ensure that consumers and regulatory authorities can understand them.
If safety information is already included in the manual, does it need to be displayed elsewhere?
It is sufficient if the safety information is shown in any of these: the product itself, packaging, or accompanying documents.
It is recommended to include text content to facilitate consumer understanding and avoid potential disputes.
The regulation requires non-food consumer products to include safety warnings. You can use warning symbols (if applicable) or display them in text form. If there is no standard content, print warnings relevant to the product's characteristics.
Generally, the importer is not the EU representative. If there is an importer, provide accurate information; if not, it doesn’t need to be printed.
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