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RAPEX - Keeping European Consumers Safe

 

RAPEX notifications (monthly reports)

Since its implementation, the number of notifications disseminated through RAPEX has grown significantly. This achievement for the safety of Europe's consumers is the result of shared efforts and the efficient cooperation between all the national authorities and the European Commission.

More information about the number and origin of the notifications, the type and origin of notified products, the identified risks is available in the monthly reports below.


2011

January 2011 PDF
February 2011 PDF
March 2011 PDF
April 2011 PDF
May 2011 PDF
June 2011 PDF
July 2011 PDF
January-June 2011 PDF
August 2011 PDF
September 2011 PDF
October 2011 PDF
November 2011 PDF
December 2011 PDF


Statistics 2010
Statistics 2009
Statistics 2008
Statistics 2007


RAPEX reactions (monthly reports)

Member States react in response to RAPEX notifications. In reactions sent to RAPEX notifications, Member States inform the Commission whether the notified dangerous product was found also on their territories and which measures were adopted to restrict its marketing and distribution.

All the details can be found in the monthly reports below (as of 2010).

2011

January 2011 PDF
February 2011 PDF
March 2011 PDF
April 2011 PDF
May 2011 PDF
June 2011 PDF
July 2011 PDF
August 2011 PDF
September 2011 PDF
October 2011 PDF
November 2011 PDF
December 2011 PDF


RAPEX reactions 2010

Annual reports ()

If you are interested in receiving a hard copy of the RAPEX Annual Report, please send an e-mail to sanco-unit-b3@ec.europa.eu mentioning your name, address and your prefered language (English, French, German or Chinese).


2008

2009

2010

2007

2006

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