Consumer Goods & FMCG
21 regulations apply to this sector.
Written for this sector
2009/48/ECEU Toy Safety Directive regulates safety of toys sold to consumersCE MarkingConsumer products must carry CE Mark for EU market accessCE Marking General 2Consumer goods must meet CE Marking requirements for EUESPRConsumer products must meet ecodesign and digital product passport requirements.EU Cosmetics RegRegulation governs safety, labelling and marketing of cosmetic products.EU Forced Labour RegulationFMCG brands face direct scrutiny over supply chain labour practices.EU Textile Labelling RegTextile labelling regulation directly governs consumer clothing and fabric products.GPSREU General Product Safety Regulation is written for consumer product safety compliance.GS1 StandardsFMCG sector built on GS1 barcodes for product scanning and inventory.IFS Food 8FMCG food product manufacturers must comply with IFS Food 8.Toy Safety DirectiveDirective is written for toy manufacturers and importers placing toys on EU marketAlso applies
Cyber Trust MarkConsumer-facing connected products subject to Cyber Trust Mark labelling.EU IPRBrands and trademarks are protected under EU IPR for consumer goods.HACCP CodexFMCG food producers must implement HACCP for regulatory compliance.ISO 10002FMCG companies adopt ISO 10002 for handling consumer complaintsLVDConsumer electrical products must meet LVD safety requirements for EU market.LVD2Consumer electrical products must meet LVD safety requirements for EU market.PPE RegulationConsumer PPE products sold in the EU market must comply with this regulation.RED CyberSmart consumer products like wearables and home devices are in scope.RoHSConsumer electronics and appliances must comply with RoHS restrictionsRoHS 2Consumer electronic products must meet RoHS 2 requirementsTRIZ for Consumer Goods & FMCG
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Retail Consumer TRIZ