Identify product-safety, technical-documentation, labelling and responsible-person requirements for European sales. Gaps are identified before launch or marketplace review, reducing re-documentation, relabelling, suspension and recall exposure.
Local German team · Chinese, German and EnglishPartner for European market entry and local operations
Initial consultation →02 · Compliance & Finance / 04
EU Product Compliance
Align product files, labels and market responsibility with EU requirements
Identify product-safety, technical-documentation, labelling and responsible-person requirements for European sales.
FocusEU product market access
Core scopeRules, files, labels and responsible parties
Main outputGap report and remediation path
Companies preparing to sell in Germany or the EU
Businesses closing tax or product-compliance gaps
Sellers using marketplaces, cross-border stock or multiple countries
Teams managing recurring filings, renewals and advisers
WORK SCOPE
Workstreams configured around the current project stage
Core product compliance
Map requirements to product design, intended use and sales arrangements; coordinate technical-document and risk-assessment gap checks.
Requirements and technical-document gap checklistLabels, documents and market responsibility
Review labels, instructions and responsible-party information; coordinate testing, specialist advice and post-market issues as needed.
Labelling review points and responsibility checklistSector-specific product requirements
Identify category-specific questions for assessment by relevant advisers, laboratories or certification bodies.
Product-specific issue list and specialist assessment pathEnvironmental and digital requirements
Screen relevant environmental, energy, chemical and digital-security topics for specialist verification and preparation.
Relevance screening record and phased preparation planWhat the client receives
- 01Product and country compliance matrix
- 02Documentation and testing gap report
- 03Labelling and instruction requirements
- 04Remediation priorities and launch-readiness checklist
What to prepare
- 01Entity, transaction and payment-flow information
- 02Product, technical and supply-chain documentation
- 03Sales countries, platforms and inventory locations
- 04Existing registrations, filings and historical evidence
DELIVERY PATH
From baseline review to handover and maintenance
Collect operating and product data
Map responsible parties and applicable duties
Prioritise gaps and workstreams
Coordinate registrations, files and specialist review
Establish filing, renewal and maintenance controls
PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES
Clear ownership keeps the project moving
Puzhi coordinates
Puzhi structures requirements, organises information, coordinates delivery parties and tracks milestones through one accountable work path.
Client provides
The client provides complete and accurate entity, product, transaction and operating information and confirms decisions, authorisations and budgets on time.
Licensed specialists decide
Matters requiring statutory authority or independent professional judgement remain with the relevant tax adviser, lawyer, notary, laboratory, certification body or other authorised institution.
PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES：Final conformity, testing, certification and legal conclusions remain with the responsible manufacturer and authorised laboratories, notified bodies or legal advisers. Scope, required materials, milestones and third-party fees are confirmed before the project begins.