[WEBINAR] Why an EU/UK Address is Required on Your Product

Last Updated: August 28, 2025
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Wednesday 26 October 2022 – 10am CET

In this free webinar that is organised together with Compliance Gate, we will outline why you need an address on your product, packaging or accompanying documentation in the EU and/or the UK before marketing products there.

We will share practical information on how to ensure you can keep selling your products on the EU and UK market and avoid legal pitfalls.

This webinar is intended for:

  • non-EU businesses selling products on the EU market, and

  • non-UK businesses selling products on the UK market (including EU businesses).

Register HERE

Attend this webinar and learn:

  • non-EU businesses selling products on the EU market, and

  • non-UK businesses selling products on the UK market (including EU businesses).

All participants have the opportunity to ask questions. We will answer all questions, live or afterwards.

The webinar is presented by Ferry Vermeulen, 24hour-AR.com and hosted by Fredrik Gronkvist, Compliance Gate

Wednesday 26 October 2022 – 10am CET

Register HERE

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