[RAPEX] Overview of RAPEX notifications in February 2016
Pubdate : 2016-03-16 Source : ECHA Writer : CIRS
In accordance with the General Product Safety Directive 2001/95/EC (GPSD) and Regulation 765/2008, in February 2016 the European Commission validated 164 notifications1 on dangerous products and transmitted them to the Member States and EEA-countries, namely:
1. Notifying country
During the month of February, 22 EU Member States sent notifications on dangerous products through the RAPEX system. The five most frequently notifying countries accounted for 51% of the notifications:
2. Product category
The notifications validated in February covered 21 categories of products. The five most frequently notified product categories accounted for 73% of all notifications:
3. Type of risk
The notifications validated in February covered 13 different types of risk. The five most frequently notified risk categories accounted for 87% of all notifications:
4. Country of origin
From the dangerous products notified in February, nearly half originated from China (78 notifications, 47%). 33 notifications (20%) concerned products originating from EU Member States. 32 notifications (19%) concerned products originating in other countries. 16 notifications (10%) contained no information about the country of origin of the notified product.
5. Measures adopted
In the month of February, 73 notifications (45%) were of compulsory preventive and restrictive measures ordered by national authorities (‘compulsory measures’). In 90 other notifications (55%), economic operators took preventive and restrictive measures on a ‘voluntary’ basis (‘voluntary measures’), i.e. they complied with their legal obligations without the formal intervention of a national authority. 1 notification reported that both kinds of measures were taken concerning the dangerous product notified.
It is very frequent that there is more than one measure adopted in relation to a notified product. That is, it is regularly the case, that when the authorities ordered a sales ban they have also ordered a withdrawal from the market.
Reminders: Businesses shall test their products for regulation compliance if necessary so as to reduce economic losses resulting from recalls.
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Reference
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 5
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 6
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 7
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 8
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Compared to the total number of notifications on dangerous products submitted during the month of February 2015 (174) the number is 6% lower in February 2016.
1. Notifying country
During the month of February, 22 EU Member States sent notifications on dangerous products through the RAPEX system. The five most frequently notifying countries accounted for 51% of the notifications:
The notifications validated in February covered 21 categories of products. The five most frequently notified product categories accounted for 73% of all notifications:
The notifications validated in February covered 13 different types of risk. The five most frequently notified risk categories accounted for 87% of all notifications:
From the dangerous products notified in February, nearly half originated from China (78 notifications, 47%). 33 notifications (20%) concerned products originating from EU Member States. 32 notifications (19%) concerned products originating in other countries. 16 notifications (10%) contained no information about the country of origin of the notified product.
In the month of February, 73 notifications (45%) were of compulsory preventive and restrictive measures ordered by national authorities (‘compulsory measures’). In 90 other notifications (55%), economic operators took preventive and restrictive measures on a ‘voluntary’ basis (‘voluntary measures’), i.e. they complied with their legal obligations without the formal intervention of a national authority. 1 notification reported that both kinds of measures were taken concerning the dangerous product notified.
It is very frequent that there is more than one measure adopted in relation to a notified product. That is, it is regularly the case, that when the authorities ordered a sales ban they have also ordered a withdrawal from the market.
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Reminders: Businesses shall test their products for regulation compliance if necessary so as to reduce economic losses resulting from recalls.
【中文版】
Reference
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 5
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 6
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 7
Weekly overview report of RAPEX notifications- Report 8
Contact us
Laura Ho
Skype:qumolaura@hotmail.com
Tel: +86 571 81907016
Fax: +86 571 89900719
Email:hl@cirs-group.com
Add: 1/F,No,4 Building, Huaye Hi-Tech Industrial Park, No.1180, Bin’an Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
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Address:1/F, No,4 Building, Huaye Hi-Tech Industrial Park, No.1180, Bin'an Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China