What is the CPR, its scope, economic importance and legal framework.
The transition to the 2024 CPR, the key changes in relation to the 2011 Regulation, timeline and implementation governance, working plan and supporting documents.
Product families, harmonised standards, harmonised technical specifications and CPR acquis process to prepare the technical content for new harmonised technical specifications.
Obligations to all operators, to manufacturers, to importers, to distributors, to authorised representatives, to fulfilment service providers and to online marketplaces/distance and online sellers.
Declaration of performance and conformity, CE marking, assessment and verification systems, notified bodies, digital product passport, market surveillance and national product contact points.
Manufacturers can CE mark products not covered by harmonised standards via the European Organisation for Technical Assessment (EOTA) under certain conditions.
Complaint portal, national product contact points, information systems for harmonised decision making legal texts and contact.