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EU Declaration of Conformity for toys
Core contents
- Product identification (name, model, description)
- Manufacturer name and address; authorised representative if required
- Statement of sole responsibility
- References to relevant Union legislation and harmonised standards applied
- Notified body details when a module requires it
- Name, function, place, and date of the signatory
CPC vs DoC (do not mix them)
A CPC cites CPSC rules and a CPSC-accepted lab for the United States. A DoC cites EU legislation and EN standards for the Union. Sellers active in both markets issue both documents from the appropriate test evidence.
Questions people ask
Who signs the Declaration?
A person authorised to sign for the manufacturer (or the responsible economic operator as applicable). Keep the signed copy with the technical file.
Can ShadowOps generate the DoC?
Yes — the EU Declaration tool drafts a professional PDF from your product, standards, and signatory fields. Conformity responsibility remains with the manufacturer.
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