Have You Ever Noticed The Difference Between Europe CE Icon And Chinese CE Icon ?

It is mandatory for many products to bear the CE marking if they're to be sold in the EU, which shows that the manufacturer has assessed the product and that it is considered to comply with a number of EU requirements. Moreover, it is obligatory for products manufactured anywhere in the world that are to be placed on the EU market.

In 2006, China created a logo for its exports, "China Export", whose font and size are similar to its European counterpart. Which leads to confusion among EU consumers. Moreover, they are sometimes used unscrupulously to deceive buyers into thinking a product has received the CE (Conformité Européenne) certification when it has not.

The primary visual contrast between the China Export symbol and the CE (Conformité Européenne) lies in the arrangement of the letters. When it comes to the European CE marking, the initials maintain a consistent and proportional distance between the two characters. In contrast, on the Chinese CE marking, you' ll notice a distinct lack of space between them, with the letters being much closer to each other.

Be careful.