In the European Union (EU), general directives and the monitoring of the European Commission do not enforce general safety standards. Specific industries, which are more sensitive because of the products they sell (e.g., cosmetics, toys, technology) do not have dedicated regulations to respect both in terms of product testing and manufacturing but also in terms of labelling and waste management.

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In the European Union, general directives and regulations, enforced and monitored by the European Commission, do establish general safety standards. Specific industries, especially those dealing with sensitive products like cosmetics, toys, and technology, are subject to dedicated regulations that cover product testing, manufacturing, labelling, and waste management.

In the European Union (EU), General Directives and the Monitoring