When checking the conformity of products with the relevant technical standards with a view to the safety of people, lives and property, the aim is to prevent risky products from entering the market.
These studies, carried out in the context of product safety, play a crucial role in ensuring the safe movement of products for both manufacturers and consumers.
The purpose of inspections is to ensure that products that meet standards enter the country.
TSE checks the conformity of imported products with technical laws and standards when they are brought onto the market.
As part of the Risk-Based Control System in Foreign Trade (TAREKS) operated by the Ministry of Trade, controls are carried out on products aimed at TSE, according to a risk analysis.
The safety of the products is verified through document checks, laboratory tests and technical assessments. These inspections are carried out to protect human health, reduce potential risks and ensure that only safe and standard-compliant products come onto the market.
In this regard, as part of the import product safety inspections conducted last year, TSE inspected 243,000 products and did not allow 5,800 products deemed unsuitable to enter the country.
TSE's product safety inspections include testing and assessing the conformity of products to relevant standards before they are placed on the market. In this context, the suitability of the products examined is checked with regard to technical and safety criteria.
The importance of CE and TSE conformity certificates
CE and TSE conformity marks are among the basic indicators that show that the product meets safety and quality criteria.
These documents show that the product has passed the required tests and has been manufactured in accordance with the relevant standards. It also shows that manufacturers are meeting their legal responsibilities while helping to reduce risk. For consumers, it serves as an important reference in preferences by making it easier to choose safe products.
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