UKCA Marking - the latest updates

A new regulatory framework for goods is now in place in the UK.
This webinar enables you to find out more about UKCA and placing goods on the market in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Placing Goods on the GB Market
You need to use a conformity marking if you are placing certain goods on the GB market. Since the 1st of January 2021 you can do this using the new UKCA marking. The CE marking can also be used to certify products for the GB market until the 1 January 2023.
The UKCA marking is the conformity assessment marking for Great Britain for most goods previously subject to CE marking.
Placing Goods on the NI Market
Northern Ireland (NI) continues to align with European Union (EU) rules on placing manufactured goods on the market. This means that, where your business already holds approvals that goods meet EU rules, and continues to produce goods to those rules, you will still be able to place those goods on the market in Northern Ireland.
You will need to apply the UKNI marking alongside the CE marking if the relevant EU rules require mandatory third-party conformity assessment and you use a UK Conformity Assessment body.
You may also have new importer responsibilities if you are placing goods from GB on the market in NI for the first time in either NI or the EU.