CE Certification helps manufacturers demonstrate that their products meet the applicable European Union safety, health, and environmental protection requirements. CE marking is required only for product categories covered by specific EU legislation. The process generally involves identifying the relevant regulations, checking product requirements, conducting necessary testing, preparing technical documentation, and issuing an EU Declaration of Conformity. Depending on the product and applicable legislation, an independent notified body may also need to assess conformity. CE marking is relevant to products such as certain electrical equipment, machinery, toys, medical devices, and personal protective equipment. Manufacturers should understand the requirements for their specific products before applying the CE mark. Proper compliance documentation helps businesses prepare products for the European market and demonstrate that applicable regulatory obligations have been addressed.