Your project context
A business may purchase, relabel, modify, combine or import products before selling them. The first question is whether it acts as a distributor, importer or manufacturer under the applicable product legislation.
Typical challenges
- Private-label products sold under your own name or trade mark
- Unclear manufacturer and importer identification
- Supplier declarations that do not match the delivered product
- Changes to the product, instructions or marking
- Customer, audit or market surveillance requests
How juristech supports you
- Clarify the economic-operator role and relevant responsibilities
- Review supplier declarations, instructions and evidence
- Assess marking, product identification and traceability
- Identify relevant standards and documentation gaps
- Prepare supplier questions and a prioritised action plan
The result
A documented basis for purchasing, product management, quality assurance and decisions about adding products to your range.
A practical way to begin
Start with a short discussion of your product, target market, role and project status. We review the available information, agree a clearly defined scope and identify priorities. Support can cover the whole conformity process or selected work packages.
juristech supports technical assessment, regulatory classification and documentation within the agreed scope. Responsibility for product conformity, technical implementation, marking and release remains with the manufacturer or other responsible economic operator. We do not provide representation in legal disputes.