When did the UKCA logo start?

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After Brexit, the EU's main product standard will be replaced by a brand new UK equivalent (UKCA mark). UKCA is the abbreviation for UK Conformity Assessed. The UKCA mark, like the CE mark, is the responsibility of the manufacturer to ensure that the product meets the standards specified in the Act, and after self-declaration in accordance with the prescribed procedures, the corresponding mark is placed on the product. The manufacturer can seek a qualified third-party laboratory test to prove that the product meets the relevant standards, and issue a certificate of conformity AoC, based on which to make the manufacturer's self-declaration DoC. DoC should contain the manufacturer's name and address, product model and other key parameter information.

What is the UK Declaration of Compliance (UK DoC)?

The UK DoC is a document that must be drawn up for most compliant products bearing the UKCA mark. In the document, the manufacturer or its UK authorized representative (where permitted by law) shall:

Declare that the product meets the relevant statutory requirements applicable to the specific product

2 Ensure that the name and address of the manufacturer (or UK authorized representative) and information about the product and conformity assessment body (if relevant) are on the document

What are the rules for the use of the UKCA mark?

Labelling of the UKCA Logo: Until 1 January 2023, the UKCA logo may be affixed to the label or accompanying documentation of most products (except those subject to special rules). From 1 January 2023, the UKCA logo must be affixed directly to products in most cases. Therefore, enterprises should start to prepare for this.

Here are the general rules:

The UKCA mark may only be affixed to the product by the manufacturer or its UK authorized representative (where permitted by law);

2. When affixed with the UKCA mark, the manufacturer shall take full responsibility for whether the product meets the requirements of the relevant regulations;

3. Only the UKCA mark can be used to prove that the product complies with relevant UK laws;

Not to provide any mark or mark to a third party which may misinterpret the meaning or form of the UKCA mark;

5. No other marks shall be affixed to the products that affect the visibility, legibility or meaning of the UKCA mark;

The UKCA LOGO SHALL NOT BE placed ON products UNLESS expressly required BY law.