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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2021

Turkey Published New Regulations Concerning The Product Safety Legislation

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The Regulation on CE Sign ("CE Regulation"), the Regulation on Adequacy Assessment Establishments and Approved Establishments ("Establishment Regulation") and the Regulation concerning...

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The Regulation on CE Sign ("CE Regulation"), the Regulation on Adequacy Assessment Establishments and Approved Establishments ("Establishment Regulation") and the Regulation concerning the Adequacy Assessment Methods ("Assessment Regulation") drafted pursuant to Article 24(2)(a) and (b) of Law on Product Safety and Technical Requirements ("Law") No. 7223 were published and came into force on the Official Gazette No. 31493 on 27 May 2021. Subject regulations set forth crucial changes in terms of manufacturer's liabilities and the adequacy assessment establishments and approved establishment's obligations. The CE Regulation is available here  (in Turkish). The Establishment Regulation is available here  (in Turkish). The Assessment Regulation is available here  (in Turkish).

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