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Safe non-food consumer Products in the EU and China

Training on EU Product Safety and E-commerce Rules Hosted in Shenzhen

On 23rd April, the SPEAC Project, in collaboration with EVAT Master organised a training session in Shenzhen; the event was supported by Amazon, AliExpress, Shein, TEMU, Alibaba International and CVC testing. The event was attended by over 100 participants in person, with more than 12,000 viewers joining via livestream.

The training focused on providing the latest updates regarding the European Union’s requirements on product safety and market surveillance rules in the e-commerce sector. Attendees gained valuable insights into the EU’s compliance requirements, aimed at promoting safer and more transparent online marketplaces.

Gianluca Ghaira, Team Leader of SPEAC, delivered a welcome speech
Zhang Jian, the Vice President of EVAT Master, delivered a welcome speech
Francisco Verdera, SPEAC Key Expert, SPEAC did a training on the EU market surveillance on E-commerce
Liu Kaiming, SPEAC Key Expert, did a training on the EU’s requirements for product safety
Alice Zhao, Product Safety Compliance Senior Manager from Amazon China, delivered a speech
Monica Shi，
Goods Governance Director from AliExpress delivered a speech
Chris Pan, Director of Compliance of Shein, delivered a speech
Simon Zhou, Senior Expert for Goods Governance from Alibaba International, delivered a speech
Mike Liu, Global Head for Product Safety and Trust of TEMU, delivered a speech
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This website was created and maintained with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of SPEAC project and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union