Important Announcement on the Extension of the CE Mark in the United Kingdom
outline
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has announced that it will extend the use of the CE mark under 18 regulations indefinitely, with the aim of easing the burden on businesses and boosting economic growth. The measure will be used in parallel with the UKCA mark to avoid a December 2024 conversion dilemma.
Highlights
- Indefinite Extension: The CE Mark is used in conjunction with the UKCA Mark.
- 18 statutes: Covers toys, fireworks, electromagnetic compatibility, measuring instruments, and more.
- Corporate Flexibility: Businesses can choose to use either the CE or UKCA mark.
Official Statement
- Kevin Hollinrake, Secretary of Commerce: The Government is committed to reducing the burden on businesses and providing stability.
- FSB Policy Chair Tina McKenzie: This decision provides valuable adaptation time for small businesses.
- Stephen Phippson, Chief Executive Officer, Make UK: This announcement will help maintain the competitiveness of the manufacturers.
This extension decision reflects the government's focus on the needs of businesses and aims to ensure a stable and growing business environment.
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