Les signaux récents des sources officielles qui comptent pour la conformité des produits dans l’UE — nouveaux textes et modifications, mises à jour de la liste des substances extrêmement préoccupantes (SVHC) au titre de REACH, lignes directrices, consultations et tendances Safety Gate. Une sélection hebdomadaire, établie à partir des mêmes sources de référence que notre répertoire de ressources de conformité.
Périmètre : le Radar couvre les produits de consommation non alimentaires mis sur le marché de l’UE — articles ménagers, électronique, jouets, meubles, textiles, cosmétiques et catégories similaires. Il exclut les denrées alimentaires, les médicaments et les véhicules à moteur, qui relèvent chacun de régimes distincts.
Lignes directrices PPWR - Regulation (EU) 2025/40 UE 2026-08-03
Commission clarifies rules on recycled content in single-use PET bottles under the PPWR
The European Commission adopted measures clarifying how the recycled-plastic content of new single-use polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles is calculated under the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation. The aim is to ensure transparency and uniform application of the recycled-content requirements as the PPWR moves toward its general application date of 12 August 2026.
Source: European Commission - Press corner →
Modification PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425 UE 2026-06-20
New harmonised standards for personal protective equipment published (Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1279)
Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1279 of 12 June 2026 updates the list of harmonised standards giving a presumption of conformity for personal protective equipment under Regulation (EU) 2016/425, and repeals the previous Implementing Decision (EU) 2023/941. PPE manufacturers should align with the newly referenced and amended standards to maintain conformity assessment and CE marking.
Source: EUR-Lex →
Nouveau texte réglementaire IMERA (Internal Market Emergency and Resilience Act) UE 2026-06-20
Internal Market Emergency and Resilience Act (IMERA) enters into application
IMERA became applicable on 29 May 2026, giving the EU a structured three-tier framework (contingency, vigilance and emergency modes) to anticipate and respond to crises disrupting the free movement of goods, services and people. In emergency mode it enables targeted measures such as information requests to companies, coordinated procurement and restrictions on national measures that fragment the single market, including intra-EU export bans \u2013 relevant for supply-chain and compliance planning.
Source: European Commission \u2013 DG GROW (Single Market) →
Safety Gate RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU UE 2026-06-20
EU JACOP 2025 campaign: over half of tested electronics breach RoHS hazardous-substance limits
A DG GROW-coordinated JACOP 2025 market surveillance campaign tested 173 cheap electric and electronic gadgets and found 53% non-compliant \or marking issues \u2013 mostly excess lead/cadmium in solder points and phthalates in soft-PVC cabling, plus missing or illegible CE marking and absent EU contact details. Non-compliant goods were withdrawn, banned and reported on Safety Gate, with online purchases failing more often, signalling intensified RoHS enforcement on low-cost and online products.
Source: European Commission \u2013 DG GROW (Single Market) →
