Key Highlights. The UKCA mark was introduced in the Great British (GB) market to replace the European CE mark following Brexit.Products which require a CE mark in the EU must comply with the UKCA ...

The CE marking is only valid in Great Britain for areas where UKCA and CE rules stay as they are now. If the EU changes its rules on CE for member states and you CE mark your product, you might not be ...

Background. As a result of Brexit, at the end of the UK-EU transition period on 31 December 2020, the UK government introduced the UK conformity assessment regime and the UKCA (UK Conformity ...

The changes will give companies the option of using either the CE marking or the new UKCA, marking which came into effect at the end of 2020. The government also announced relaxed timescales, with ...

Britain on Tuesday said it would retain the European 'CE' safety mark for products indefinitely rather than scrap it following the country's departure from the European Union, in a move welcomed ...

The plan to scrap the CE Mark, Europe’s product safety symbol, and replace it with a homegrown version called the UKCA, was first introduced in 2021 as a way to demonstrate Brexit’s impact on ...

Although the CE mark only applies to harmonised and designated standards covering around 400 product types, they include some of the biggest product sectors in our industry. For example, the radiator ...

The extension of CE marking provides businesses with much-needed flexibility and choice, allowing them to opt for either the UKCA or CE approach to sell products in Great Britain.