The UK announces that it will retain EU “CE” certification indefinitely
The country has released the latest information. The British Department of Business and Trade (DBT) announced that it will recognize the CE mark indefinitely after the December 2024 deadline.
The Ministry of Commerce and Trade has made the decision to postpone the recognition of the CE mark after extensive contact with the industry. As part of the government's push for smarter regulatory measures, the postponement of the CE mark recognition will reduce business costs, shorten the time required for products to be put on the market, and enable consumers to benefits, delivering on key demands from businesses to reduce burdens and boost UK economic growth.

The UK announces that it will retain EU “CE” certification indefinitely

Applicable regulations include
Toy
fireworks
Recreational and personal watercraft
simple pressure vessel
electromagnetic compatibility
Non-automatic weighing instruments
measuring instrument
measuring container bottle
lift
Equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres (ATEX)
radio equipment
pressure equipment
Personal Protective Equipment
gas appliances
mechanical
Equipment for outdoor use
aerosol
Low voltage electrical equipment