Turkey and Sweden exchange experiences on market surveillance
Yasemin Demđrcđoğlu, Head of Department at the Turkish Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, is being interviewed by the web…
Read moreRequest for revision of powers and sanctions
The Market Surveillance Council has identified the need for a revision of existing legislation with regard to the powers and…
Read moreSweden and Lithuania exchanging ideas
During one week staff members from the State Non Food Products Inspectorate in Lithuania visited the market surveillance authorities in…
Read moreA vision for the internal market
A more coherent EU legislation, electronic market surveillance, abstracts of harmonized standards freely available, reduced administrative burdens on companies, harmonized…
Read moreLithuania and Sweden exchanging information on market surveillance
From left: Amina Makboul Market Surveillance Coordinator at Swedac, Virginijus Jusys, Karolis Ruzgys and Skirmantė Ambrazienė, Chief State Inspectors from…
Read moreGuidelines for recalls
For business to take appropriate corrective actions when discovering that their products are not safe can be a difficult task….
Read moreEU guidelines for import control
To stop dangerous products already at the border is an important objective for customs and market surveillance authorities in the…
Read moreDecreasing knowledge of CE marking among consumers
Many consumers are not aware of the fact that CE marking exists. This is shown in a study recently carried…
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