CE certification helps manufacturers demonstrate that applicable products meet relevant European Union requirements for health, safety, and environmental protection. It is relevant to various product categories, including machinery, medical devices, electrical equipment, toys, and personal protective equipment, depending on the applicable legislation. The compliance process generally involves identifying relevant requirements, assessing product risks, conducting testing or conformity assessment where required, preparing technical documentation, and issuing an EU Declaration of Conformity. CE certification can help organizations support regulatory compliance, reduce market access risks, and build customer confidence. Proper documentation, risk assessment, product testing, supplier controls, and ongoing monitoring are important for maintaining product compliance.