Arvydas Naina

Arvydas Naina

Senior Adviser, Market Surveillance Coordination Unit at State Consumer Rights Protection Authority (SCRPA), Lithuania
Lithuania

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Dangerous product - release for free circulation in the EU not authorised

Dangerous product - release for free circulation in the EU not authorised

Arvydas Naina
Arvydas Naina
14 Aug 2021

Editorial word. The website of the State Consumer Rights Protection Authority (SCRPA), Lithuania contains numerous reports of prohibited products to be placed on the market, for example, due to the risk of injury, it is prohibited to place a scooter from China on the market (see picture below). Therefore, importers...

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EU CE marking: requirements, the responsibility of the importer, actions in case of non-compliance

EU CE marking: requirements, the responsibility of the importer, actions in case of non-compliance

Arvydas Naina
Arvydas Naina
14 Aug 2021

Editorial word. We keep hearing stories of products, such as massage chairs, plush toys, 'stuck' in customs and not allowed into the EU market due to incorrect or non-existent CE marking. What should be known to EU importers to prevent such situations? Mr. Arvydas Naina, Head of the Market Surveillance...

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Dangerous product - release for free circulation in the EU not authorised

Dangerous product - release for free circulation in the EU not authorised

14 Aug 2021

Editorial word. The website of the State Consumer Rights Protection Authority (SCRPA), Lithuania contains numerous reports of prohibited products to be placed on the market, for example, due to the risk of injury, it is prohibited to place a scooter from China on the market (see picture below). Therefore, importers...

Topic spotlight
Restrictions
EU CE marking: requirements, the responsibility of the importer, actions in case of non-compliance

EU CE marking: requirements, the responsibility of the importer, actions in case of non-compliance

14 Aug 2021

Editorial word. We keep hearing stories of products, such as massage chairs, plush toys, 'stuck' in customs and not allowed into the EU market due to incorrect or non-existent CE marking. What should be known to EU importers to prevent such situations? Mr. Arvydas Naina, Head of the Market Surveillance...

Case law
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