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Sources

Primary Sources Cited Across EU Product

Every regulation named on this site links back to its actual EUR-Lex text next to the claim it supports. This page compiles that same list in one place — the regulations, not a summary of them, each linking to the guide that covers it in depth.

Product Safety & Conformity

The Core Safety and Marking Regime

RegulationScopeCovered on
Regulation (EU) 2023/988General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) — baseline safety obligations for almost every consumer productGPSR guide
CE-marking directives (incl. 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU, 2014/53/EU, (EU) 2023/1230, 2009/48/EC)Harmonised conformity-marking rules for electronics, machinery, radio equipment, toys and othersCE Marking guide
Directive 2011/65/EURoHS — restriction of 10 hazardous substances in electrical/electronic equipmentRoHS guide

Chemicals

Substance Registration & Restriction

RegulationScopeCovered on
Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006REACH — substance registration, authorisation and restriction, SVHC/SCIPREACH guide

Packaging & Environment

Packaging, Producer Responsibility & Product Data

RegulationScopeCovered on
Regulation (EU) 2025/40PPWR — packaging design, recyclability, minimisation, restricted substancesPPWR guide
National EPR legislation (e.g. Germany's VerpackDG)Extended Producer Responsibility — national registration, reporting and feesEPR guide
Regulation (EU) 2024/1781ESPR — the framework behind the Digital Product PassportDPP guide
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542Battery Regulation — the only confirmed, adopted digital-passport deadline todayDPP guide

Product-Specific Regimes

Cosmetics

RegulationScopeCovered on
Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009EU Cosmetics Regulation — Responsible Person, CPNP, PIF, CPSRCosmetics guide

Proposal-Stage

Not Yet Adopted Law — Tracked, Not Cited as Binding

The European Product Act is tracked on this site as a proposal-stage initiative, not cited anywhere as current obligation. See the European Product Act status page for its actual legislative stage.

Source Tiers

How Sources Are Weighted on This Site

Tier 1

The regulation or directive text itself, read directly on EUR-Lex — the standard for any specific legal claim on this site.

Tier 2

Official European Commission publications (Working Plans, guidance documents) used mainly for status and timeline information that isn't itself a legal text, such as indicative delegated-act dates.