CE certification helps manufacturers demonstrate that applicable products meet relevant European Union requirements for health, safety, and environmental protection. Depending on the product category, the process may involve identifying applicable legislation, conducting risk assessments, performing required testing, preparing technical documentation, completing conformity assessment procedures, and preparing the EU Declaration of Conformity before affixing the CE marking. CE certification can support access to the European market, strengthen product safety practices, demonstrate regulatory compliance, and build customer confidence. Manufacturers should maintain appropriate technical records, monitor applicable requirements, and review compliance processes regularly to support continued conformity throughout the product lifecycle.