Ireland National authorities (by country & EU) Last reviewed 2026-06

CCPC — Ireland's consumer protection commission

The CCPC is Ireland's Competition and Consumer Protection Commission — its remit includes consumer product safety and market surveillance.

What it is

The CCPC (the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission) is Ireland’s statutory body for competition and consumer protection, including the safety of non-food consumer products covered by certain EU directives and regulations.

Why it matters for compliance

For products sold in Ireland, the CCPC is the market-surveillance authority that can check products, request documentation and act on unsafe goods. It is the Irish enforcement contact a consumer-product brand is most likely to meet; standards and conformity assessment sit with NSAI.

How to use it

  • Keep your technical file and DoC ready for a documentation request.
  • Use CCPC guidance for Irish product-safety expectations.
  • Pair it with NSAI for the standards and any notified-body assessment.

Good to know

National authorities across the EU cooperate and share findings, so a problem identified in Ireland can prompt action in other Member States too.

Visit the official CCPC site ↗

How Conphora helps

Conphora turns obligations like these into one managed workflow — it matches each product to the rules that apply, flags the gaps, and keeps your evidence ready for retailers and authorities.

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