CE Certification, commonly referred to as CE marking, demonstrates that a product meets applicable European Union requirements for health, safety, and environmental protection. It is relevant to manufacturers and businesses placing certain products on the European market, including machinery, medical devices, electrical equipment, toys, and other regulated products. The CE conformity process helps organizations identify applicable requirements, assess product risks, prepare technical documentation, and complete the required conformity assessment. Achieving CE compliance can support legal market access, improve customer confidence, and demonstrate that products meet relevant European requirements. It also helps manufacturers establish a structured approach to product safety and regulatory compliance.