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Product regulatory monitoring.

Laws, regulations and technical standards: track what changes for your products in the markets where you sell.

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Cleo platform: regulatory feed for a wines and spirits range, with markets, dates, categories and source links
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A service built around your range

Custombased on your products, markets and the support you need
Request this service↗Our proposal includes the scope, costs and timeline.

The demo helps define your range, markets and support. You then receive a proposal tailored to that scope.

What is product regulatory monitoring?

Product regulatory monitoring means continuously identifying, collecting and analysing the laws, national rules, EU regulations and technical standards that apply to your products, to support their ongoing compliance.

It concerns products you already sell: their requirements keep evolving after launch. Depending on the sector, the scope may include REACH, the medical device regulations and references to harmonised standards.

Who it is for
Manufacturers, importers, distributors and brands selling products.
What you receive
A monitoring feed linked to your products, with official sources and deadlines to track.
Scope
Your product families, markets and monitoring arrangements are defined during the demo.
Separate from
The initial assessment, testing and bringing the product into compliance: monitoring follows changes after market entry.
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What is included in your product regulatory monitoring

A regulatory monitoring feed linked to your products, with sources to review and deadlines to track. The screenshot below shows a wines and spirits range.

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A feed linked to your range

Regulatory news organised by range, market, date and topic.

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Official sources

A link to the official source so you can review each publication.

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Changes and deadlines

Regulations linked to your products and their associated deadlines.

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A view by market

Markets side by side, with text translation to help you read the sources.

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Cleo platform: regulatory feed for a wines and spirits range, with markets, dates, categories and source links
Example Cleo view: recent signals for a wines and spirits range.
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How Cleo monitors product regulations

Your product range and markets define the scope. The agent follows sources and links information to your products; your expert helps you understand its relevance.

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Define your scope

Specify your product families and sales markets. Monitoring focuses on the topics that concern them.

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Collect from official sources

The agent follows publications from authorities: legislation, guidance, decisions and product recalls. Every item retains its source link.

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Analyse what changes

Changes are linked to your range and markets. You can find the topic, affected products and announced deadlines.

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Review and follow

Signals and their references are brought together in the platform. Your dedicated expert helps clarify their applicability to your products.

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The rules and standards monitored for your products

Laws and regulations

Requirements concerning your products: composition, safety, labelling, packaging and conditions for making them available on the market.

Technical standards

Relevant standard references and versions. Their role and whether they are mandatory depend on the regulatory framework that applies to the product.

Deadlines and changes

New or amended texts, application dates and transition periods to track in your markets.

Examples of frameworks to monitor for your products, from official European Commission sources: REACH · MDR / IVDR · harmonised standards

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What can your product monitoring cover?

The scope depends on your products and markets. These articles explain monitoring topics already documented by Cleo.

Packaging in the European Union

Track packaging requirements and the associated documentation.

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Packaging in Germany

Understand the relationship between European and national rules.

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Connected product cybersecurity

Track obligations relating to vulnerabilities and their reporting.

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Toys in China

Identify changes to toy safety standards.

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Toys and childcare products in Hong Kong

Track updates to product safety references.

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Aquatic toys in Australia

Track changes to the applicable safety framework.

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A fictional educational example with an official source and applicability to confirm. This is not a customer file. Download an example alert ↗

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Product regulatory monitoring questions

01Who is product regulatory monitoring for?+

Manufacturers, importers, distributors and brands selling products who want to follow changes to their regulatory requirements in their sales markets.

02How does monitoring differ from a compliance assessment?+

An assessment reviews a product and its file at a given point, particularly before market entry. Monitoring then follows changes affecting products already on sale. It can be set up independently of a Cleo assessment.

03Which texts should be monitored?+

National laws and rules, EU regulations and technical standards relevant to the product. Depending on the range, the scope may include REACH, the medical device regulations, labelling or packaging.

04Does monitoring alone make a product compliant?+

Monitoring helps identify and understand changes. Compliance also depends on the product, its testing, its documentation and how applicable requirements are addressed.

05Where can I review monitoring information?+

In the Cleo platform: signals are linked to your range, markets and sources. The scope and monitoring arrangements are defined during the demo.

Assess a product before market entry ↗Read about our method and research paper ↗

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