The Marking of Retail Goods Regulations 2025
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6 Exemption
Retail goods that have been specified in a marking notice do not need to be individually marked before they are first placed on the market in Great Britain if, they are— (a) retail goods that are first placed on the market in Great Britain by a small company; (b) retail goods that have been— (i) manufactured; or (ii) produced; by a small company; (c) food for special medical purposes; (d) qualifying Northern Ireland goods.
6 Exemption
Retail goods that have been specified in a marking notice do not need to be individually marked before they are first placed on the market in Great Britain if, they are— (a) retail goods that are first placed on the market in Great Britain by a small company; (b) retail goods that have been— (i) manufactured; or (ii) produced; by a small company; (c) food for special medical purposes; (d) qualifying Northern Ireland goods.
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