GPSR Compliance: Templates, Examples and Guides
Learn how to comply with the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) with practical templates, examples and video guides. Find resources for GPSR labelling, technical documentation, risk assessments and other key product safety requirements.
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GPSR Technical File
View allSee how a completed GPSR technical file can look using a ceramic mug as a practical example. Download the example in Word or PDF format and use it alongside our blank GPSR technical file template.
What Does This Technical File Example Show?
This example demonstrates how a GPSR technical file can be completed for a simple consumer product. It shows how product identification, applicable requirements, safety information and supporting documentation can be structured.
Using the Example
Use this document as a reference when preparing your own technical file. The content cannot simply be copied to another product: the risks, applicable legislation, test evidence and technical information must be assessed for your specific product.
For an empty document you can complete yourself, return to our GPSR Technical File Template page.
Need a Technical File for Your Product?
If you prefer to have the documentation prepared for you, Westwood can create a product-specific technical file through our Technical File GPSR service.
Download the Example
Download the completed ceramic mug technical file example below in Word or PDF format.
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This completed example is provided for guidance only. Your technical file must be adapted to your specific product, its risks and the applicable EU requirements.
GPSR Label
View allWhat does a compliant GPSR product label actually look like? This example shows how the main information required by the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) can be presented on a consumer product label, including product identification, manufacturer details, EU Responsible Person information and safety warnings.
What Information Should Be on a GPSR Label?
Under the GPSR, manufacturers must ensure that products can be identified by a type, batch or serial number or another suitable product identifier. The manufacturer must also provide its name or registered trade name or trademark, postal address and electronic address.
Where the manufacturer is established outside the EU, the details of the EU-based responsible economic operator must also be provided. These include the name or registered trade name or trademark, postal address and electronic address.
Depending on the product, warnings, safety information and instructions may also be required. These must be provided in a language that consumers can easily understand, as determined by the Member State where the product is made available.
GPSR Label Example
A typical label may therefore contain:
- Product name, model, type, batch or other identifier
- Manufacturer name
- Manufacturer postal address
- Manufacturer email address
- EU Responsible Person details where required
- Relevant warnings and safety information
- Other markings required by legislation applicable to the product
There is no single mandatory GPSR label layout. The example is intended to show how the required information can be organised clearly. The exact information and additional markings depend on your product and the legislation that applies to it.
Where Should the Information Be Placed?
Product identification and manufacturer information should generally appear on the product. Where the size or nature of the product does not allow this, the GPSR permits certain information to be provided on the packaging or in an accompanying document. The Responsible Person details may be indicated on the product, packaging, parcel or accompanying document.
Do not assume that providing the information digitally or on your webshop replaces the physical information requirements. The GPSR permits digital information additionally, not as a general replacement for the required physical information.
Your Online Listing Also Needs GPSR Information
If you sell online, Article 19 contains separate requirements for the product offer. The listing must clearly display manufacturer information, Responsible Person information where applicable, product identification and applicable warnings or safety information.
Use This Example as a Guide
This example is a starting point, not a universal label template. Products subject to specific EU legislation may require additional information, symbols, CE marking or other product-specific markings.
Not sure what needs to be included? See our GPSR Label Requirements guide for a detailed explanation, or have your labelling checked before you print.
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You might also need these resources
Depending on your product, GPSR may not be the only EU requirement that applies. Visit our CE and UKCA Marks, EPR symbols and other compliance resources to find the relevant markings, templates and guidance for your product.