The CE Mark on fertilizer indicates that the products can be sold freely in Europe and harmonization candidate countries and comply with the minimum safety, health and environmental protection requirements. As AgroCErt, we aim to lead the sector and contribute to making environmentally friendly practices more widespread by emphasizing the importance of fertilizer certification and training services for fertilizer producers and all economic actors. Afyon Gübre CE Certificate We provide Fertilizer CE certificate in Afyon province as well as throughout Türkiye. We complete your certification process by informing you about the conditions required for CE certification in fertilizer. You can reach us from all districts of Afyon province such as Afyon center, Başmakçı, Bayat, Bolvadin, Çay, Çobanlar, Dazkırı, Dinar, Emirdağ, Eviler, Hocalar, İhsaniye, İscehisar, Kızılören, Sandıklı, Sinanpaşa, Şuhut and Sultandağı. What is the CE Mark? CE Marking is an abbreviation derived from the initials of the French words "Conformité Européenne", according to the European Union's New Approach dated 1985*. The CE mark is a mark attached to the product as a result of the conformity assessment of certain products and indicates that the manufacturer declares that the product complies with the relevant union technical harmonization legislation. Since it is displayed on the product as a visual of compliance with technical compliance legislation, it can be considered as a product that holds a passport with a visa to enter a country. It enables free movement and marketing within EU countries. For CE marking, it is proof that there is a standardized production and quality control since the requirements in the relevant legislation are met. It is an indication that health and environmental protection requirements are observed, inspected and evaluated. It is the symbol of quality and reliability. The CE marking is affixed to products to be supplied to the EEA and Turkey market, regardless of whether they are produced in the European Economic Area (EEA - EU Member States and certain EFTA - European Free Trade Association countries: Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein), Turkey or any other country. The CE mark has no direct organic connection with Quality Management Systems. The fact that a product carries the CE mark does not mean that the product was produced in the European Union; The CE marking indicates compliance with the requirements of the relevant Union harmonization rules. It is therefore of great significance for the authorities of the Member States and all parties concerned. The CE mark is only an indicator that shows the result of the conformity assessment of the product and does not have commercial purposes, in other words, it is not intended for marketing purposes. It should not be perceived as a warranty document for the product. It brings reliability and acceptability in a wide region. This makes it easier for manufacturers to compete with each other in this large region. General rules regarding the free movement of products are explained in the document "COMMISSION NOTICE The 'Blue Guide' on the implementation of EU products rules 2016". CE marking of some products is carried out by notified bodies officially appointed by the national authority, which assesses whether the certification requirements are met or not. However, it is the manufacturers' responsibility to use the mark correctly. Product conformity assessment procedures (modules) including testing, inspection and/or CE certification studies must be followed and completed before the product is released to the market.
• Determining applicable directives and harmonized standards • Verifying specific product requirements • Collection of valid supply chain data for necessary technical files • Investigation and determination of whether an independent conformity assessment by an approved body is required. • Testing the product and checking its suitability • Creating and maintaining all necessary technical documentation. • Attaching the CE marking and preparing an EU Declaration of Conformity By following the steps, manufacturers can continue the CE Certification process. With the FPR (Fertilising Products Regulation), which has been in force in the European Union since July 16, 2022, there is a common standard for a wide range of fertilization products such as fertilizers, blended fertilizer products, growing media, liming materials, inhibitors, soil conditioners or biostimulants. A prescriptive legislation that creates a legal framework for CE certification has entered the scene as a new element of the New Approach. Since the FPR is merely a voluntary harmonization, it is voluntary and will exist in parallel with national legislation and mutual recognition. While the old relevant legislation only included strict provisions on the properties of the final product, nutritional levels, etc., the FPR contains less precise provisions on both final properties, contaminating substances, nutritional levels. Depending on the product's category (Product Function Category, PFC) and import
