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Import Compliance Navigator

Step-by-step legal duties for importing physical products into the EU

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Step 1 of 7

Where are you based?

Your country determines which legal framework applies β€” EU member states share the same customs union and product regulations, but the US, Canada, and UK operate under entirely different systems.

Step 2 of 7

What is your role?

Your legal obligations differ significantly depending on whether you place the product on the market yourself or distribute an already-compliant product.

Step 3 of 7

Where are your goods manufactured?

The origin country determines customs duties, anti-dumping measures, and trade restrictions.

Step 4 of 7

What are you importing?

Select the category that best matches your product. This determines which directives, regulations, and customs procedures apply.

Step 5 of 7 β€” Your import checklist
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Step 7 of 7 β€” Packaging & labeling

What must be written on the box?

EU and Czech law specify exactly what information must appear on every package sold to consumers. Requirements vary by product category β€” select yours below.

This tool is updated regularly and links to official EU and Czech government sources.
It is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
Always verify with a licensed customs agent or legal advisor before your first shipment.

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Read the guides behind this tool

This navigator tells you which rules apply. These guides explain what each one actually requires, written from ten years of doing it.

Compliance is one stage of a bigger job. Private Label from Zero covers the whole thing β€” sourcing, samples, certification, brand and launch. Who teaches it.