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UKCA mark – we need to say what it is for

Posted on 9 February 20213 March 2021 by EAMA

Now that the UK has left the EU single market, companies which have hitherto sold their products with CE markings are required to change to use the UKCA mark (UK Conformity Assessed) for products placed in...Read More

Posted in Brexit, Engineering, Government, Manufacturing, Supply ChainTagged BEIS, Brexit, CE markings, UKCA mark

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