We really enjoyed our time at the Southern Manufacturing Show last week where we gave three seminars which looked at the CE Marking process in general as well as touching on the New Machinery Regulation and of course, Brexit!.

Members of our Technical Team were on hand to help and advise both before and after the seminars. If you are interested in ongoing support for your CE Marking requirements, we offer membership of the CE Marking Association, details of which can be found here.

We look forward to welcoming you at similar events in the future, please keep an eye on our website for details of future seminars.

A copy of the slides can be found here (File size 3.1Mb)

The UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak this week (27th February) announced the agreement of the Windsor Framework which makes amendments to the Northern Ireland Protocol in order to streamline the movement of goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.

The Northern Ireland protocol allowed Northern Ireland to remain within the European Single Market in order to maintain a frictionless border on the island of Ireland thus respecting the Belfast Agreement. This however required checks to be made on products entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain. The Windsor Framework aims to remove the majority of those checks by creating a ‘Green Lane’ for goods destined only for Northern Ireland, where those goods are allowed to freely circulate and a ‘Red Lane’ for goods destined for the EU market, where current checks remain.

The UK Government has undertaken to work with businesses to set our more detail on these arrangements and as such at present, the CE Marking Association is seeking clarification on what constitutes ‘goods staying in the UK’ in order to understand how the framework affects Manufacturers’ CE and UKNI marking obligations.

If you require any support in meeting your CE, UKCA or UKNI marking requirements, please contact us on 01564 792349

We really enjoyed our time at the Southern Manufacturing Show last week where we gave three seminars which looked at the CE Marking process in general as well as exploring recent or imminent changes to legislation and of course, Brexit!.

Members of our Technical Team were on hand to help and advise both before and after the seminars. If you are interested in ongoing support for your CE Marking requirements, we offer membership of the CE Marking Association, details of which can be found here.

We look forward to welcoming you at similar events in the future, please keep an eye on our website for details of future seminars.

A copy of the slides can be found here (File size 3.1Mb)

The CE Marking Association is once again attending the Southern Manufacturing & Electronics Show (Farnborough International) providing CE marking seminars. This year, Representatives of the CE Marking Association will give an overview of the CE marking process, discuss the implications of BREXIT and look forward to any changes in product legislation. At the end of the presentation, there will be an opportunity to ask our team any questions on CE Marking.

The show runs from the 7th – 9th February 2023 and our seminar times are:

The show and our seminars are free to attend and there is free parking on-site. It is not too late to register your attendance; visit the industrysouth.co.uk website or register on the day.

We hope to see you at the show.

If you would like to follow up any CE Marking questions, then please feel free to get in contact.

The CE Marking Association’s Annual Seminar was held yesterday (9th November) with addresses from Oxford Innovations (Formally EGS)  as well our guests from Croner-i and a number of our own in-house speakers.

Croner-i are able to compliment the CE Marking Association by offering our members help in advice in exporting their products to the EU and beyond once compliant and CE Marked.

We would like to thank all our delegates for attending and hope that you found the day informative and productive. Copies of all of the presentations are now available from within the Members’ area of our website.

If you would like to discuss any of the topics raised, then please call us on 01564 792349