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The Marking of Retail Goods Regulations 2025

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5 Obligation to comply with a marking notice

(1) The relevant business operator who first places on the market in Great Britain a retail good that is specified in a marking notice may not do so after the date specified in that notice unless that relevant business operator has applied or secured the application of the individual marking to those retail goods. (2) A relevant business operator to which paragraph (1) applies is not required to apply or secure the application of an individual marking to retail goods that are subject to a marking notice where those goods were first placed on the market in Great Britain before the date specified in the notice.

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5 Obligation to comply with a marking notice

(1) The relevant business operator who first places on the market in Great Britain a retail good that is specified in a marking notice may not do so after the date specified in that notice unless that relevant business operator has applied or secured the application of the individual marking to those retail goods. (2) A relevant business operator to which paragraph (1) applies is not required to apply or secure the application of an individual marking to retail goods that are subject to a marking notice where those goods were first placed on the market in Great Britain before the date specified in the notice.

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