Real Decreto 330/2008, de 29 de febrero, por el que se adoptan medidas de control a la importación de determinados productos respecto a las normas aplicables en materia de seguridad de los productos. | BOE-A-2008-4730 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 330/2008, de 29 de febrero, por el que se adoptan medidas de control a la importación de determinados productos respecto a las normas aplicables en materia de seguridad de los productos.

This provision says the royal decree aims to strengthen rules on conformity checks for imported products and applies to the products listed in Annex I.

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Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2008-4730
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Language
es
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conformidad de productos consumer product safety effective date etiquetado export/import controls import clearance import compliance import documentation import notification importación imported products imports information sharing inspección de mercancías inspection inter-ministerial cooperation labeling legislative competence liability for defective products market control product compliance product conformity product controls product regulation +10 more

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This provision says the royal decree aims to strengthen rules on conformity checks for imported products and applies to the products listed in Annex I. Before free circulation, the indicated trade inspection service must check imported products in Annex I for compliance with safety and labeling rules. Importers of goods listed in Annex I must support control actions and provide requested documents, records, and certificates. Importers covered by this rule must notify the relevant Commerce office before importing goods from third countries, unless the operation is non-commercial. The SOIVRE inspection service decides whether imported goods should be controlled, based on import notices and risk analysis, and may also rely on communications from the National Consumer Institute.