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The "I'll put CE on it based on my own declaration" logic you're used to in the EU doesn't work in the US. Instead of a single unified mark, the US employs different federal agencies (FCC, CPSC, FDA) depending on the product type, largely independent laboratory testing, and a strong layer of private law (Prop 65, product liability). This article explains the three main avenues—FCC, UL/NRTL, and CPSC—plus the FDA and Prop 65 in a simple and verified way.

The first requirement faced by Turkish manufacturers exporting electrical and electronic products to Japan is the PSE mark. This article objectively explains the two product categories under the DENAN Act, the difference between diamond and round PSE marks, the notification of business to METI, and what the process means for the exporter.

The post-Brexit expectation that "every product will now require UKCA" largely did not materialize. The UK, through its 2024 regulation, continues to recognize the CE mark indefinitely for many product categories. This article explains when UKCA is truly required, which dates are binding, and what UK REACH means for exporters.