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As a long standing partner coordinating market surveillance activities, undertaking value research and building capacity, PROSAFE helps accelerate the transformation of market surveillance preparing it for the future. "You are what you do, not what you say you will do." Carl Gustav Jung

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We foster an atmosfere of cooperation and respect to the national market surveillance priorities and demands. This transpires in all the projects and research activities that we build together with the govermental authorities across Europe. Read more about our latest results and plans.

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Our in-depth knowledge and extensive expertise in product safety and compliance is substantiated within the Market Surveillance Joint Actions. The core of the results are presented in factual and evidence-based reports all available to the public. Discover the activities performed by Market Surveillance Authorities inspecting the product compliance and enforcing the results of testing and documental inspections in multiple areas.

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Who we are

Our Latest Thinking and Initiatives

Joint Actions Reports

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News release 20.11.2017

First newsletter from the Joint Action 2016

The Joint Market Surveillance Action on Consumer Products 2016 (JA2016) was officially launched on 1 September 2017.

PROSAFE continues to build on the success of ten years of Joint Actions. In the coming two years, 32 market surveillance authorities from 25 EU Member States or EEA countries will identify and remove non-compliant products in six product categories: baby carriers, cots, electrical toys,
electrical appliances for haircare, impact drills and climbing equipment.
The Joint Action 2016 aims to protect consumers by identifying and removing unsafe products from the European market, to create equal terms and a "level playing field" for business and to support and increase the free flow of goods on the European market.