![]() We list below several flammability standards for beddings, pillows, and similar products. Test reports (helps provide evidence of product’s adherence to relevant standards) EN Standards: Flammability User instructions (recommended, as the provision of such for the product’s correct usage can improve product safety)Ĭ. Importers and manufacturers should adhere to the GPSD’s requirements, which include providing a product traceability label comprising information such as the following:Īdditionally, compliance with the GPSD might require documentation such as:ī. In this case, importers and manufacturers can apply other non-harmonised EN standards (see below), national standards, or international standards to determine the safety (e.g., flammability) of such products. ![]() According to our research, there are currently no harmonised standards specifically for bedding items and pillows. However, harmonised standards only cover a subset of products that fall under the directive’s scope. The European Commission provides a list of harmonised standards that importers and manufacturers can use to determine if their products comply with the technical requirements of the GPSD. The GPSD covers a wide range of products, including textile products such as the following: ![]() Also, note that the GPSD includes children’s and non-children’s bedding products. ![]() Brands are essentially required to ensure that their products are safe for consumers – regardless of whether mandatory standards exist or not. The General Product Safety Directive (GPSD) sets general principles for ensuring the general safety of consumer products. Book a free consultation call today with Ivan Malloci to learn how we can help you with:īOOK A FREE CONSULTATION General Product Safety Directive (GPSD).We Help Brands & Importers With Product Compliance (US & EU)
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