Our checklists simplify compliance by providing ready-to-use tools tailored to specific roles, including manufacturers, importers and distributors. These checklists help you quickly identify gaps in your organization’s compliance with legal requirements, maintain critical documentation, and outline clear next steps for achieving full compliance.

Yes, the GPSR and CPR imposes different requirements on economic operators depending on their role in the supply chain, such as manufacturers, importers, distributors, or online marketplaces. Each role has unique obligations, and not all articles of the GPSR and CPR are relevant to every operator. To make compliance easier, our checklists include a pre-selection of the requirements that apply to your specific role. For each most important requirement, we provide a clear and concise explanation of what it means in practice, along with specific context and actionable tips where applicable. This ensures you can quickly understand your responsibilities and take the necessary steps to meet the requirements.

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Yes, absolutely! If you have any questions or need assistance while using our checklists, you can reach us via email at info@gpsr-templates.com. Our team is here to help you make the most of our tools and ensure a smooth compliance journey.

Our checklists are designed to be extremely user-friendly. They come with clear instructions and a structured format, making it simple to navigate the GPSR and CPR requirements and implement the necessary compliance steps for your business.

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The GPSR will be enforced starting December 13, 2024. All businesses involved in the supply chain must comply with the regulation by this date.

The GPSR applies to all non-food consumer products, whether new, used, repaired, or refurbished. Some exemptions exist, such as products clearly labeled as antiques or those marked for repair.

Non-compliance can result in penalties, including fines, product recalls, and bans from selling in the EU market.

The GPSR is an EU regulation designed to ensure the safety of all non-food products sold within the EU. It applies to manufacturers, importers, distributors, and online marketplaces. It includes requirements for product labeling, documentation, and risk assessments.

Yes, second-hand products must comply with the GPSR if they are sold by an economic operator, such as a retailer or distributor. Products sold directly by consumers are generally exempt unless they are acting as traders on an online marketplace. The only exceptions are products explicitly labeled as intended for repair or refurbishment, as well as antiques.

Yes, items supplied free of charge, such as promotional products, fall under the GPSR if they are intended for or likely to be used by consumers.