Home Textile Regulations and Standards in the EU: An Overview

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Home Textile Regulations and Standards in the EU

Home textile products imported or manufactured for sale in the European Union are subject to various regulations and standards. These cover flammability, mechanical safety, chemicals, and labelling requirements.

Product examples

Here are some examples of home textile products covered by this guide:

  • Curtains and drapes
  • Blinds
  • Rugs
  • Bedding products
  • Cushions
  • Mattress covers
  • Hand towels
  • Bath towels
  • Tablecloths
  • Table and kitchen textiles
  • Oven mitts
  • Furniture fabrics
  • Floor coverings
  • Bath mats
  • Shower curtains

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Product Warning Labeling Requirements in the United States

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Warning labels are mandatory for a wide range of products sold in the United States. This guide provides an overview of several warning labeling requirements applicable to consumer products, chemicals, and packaging materials.

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Product Warning Labelling Requirements in the EU

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Product warnings are required for various products sold in the European Union, including consumer products, electronics, PPE and machinery. Such warnings can take the form of warning labels or be included in user instructions.

This guide explains when you need to affix warnings and the conditions that apply when doing so.

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List of CE Marking Directives and Regulations 2026

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A CE mark indicates that a product is compliant with all applicable EU regulations and directives that mandate CE marking. Such EU directives and regulations apply to a wide range of products, including electronics, toys, helmets, sunglasses, and medical devices.

In this guide, we list 34 directives and regulations for which the CE marking is required. Each section includes product examples and requirements that EU importers and manufacturers must be aware of.

2026 Update: We added the following new EU regulations, which mandate CE marking:

  • EU Cybersecurity Act
  • Toy Safety Regulation
  • Construction Product Regulation 2024

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eFiling for General Use Products in 6 Steps

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Planning to import general-use products into the United States? Starting in July 2026, eFilign is required for general-use products (non-children’s products) covered by product safety rules that require a GCC.

This guide breaks down the process into 6 key steps, starting with getting your product ready for eFiling.

Note: Read this guide if you need to determine if eFiling is required for your product.

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Which Products Require CPSC eFiling?

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Starting in July 2026, eFiling is mandatory for certain products imported into the United States. This guide can help you determine if your products are covered by eFiling requirements.

2026 update: We added an infographic and the full list of children’s products and general-use products that require certification and eFiling. We also added a video tutorial.

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eFiling for Toys & Children’s Products in 7 Steps

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eFiling is required for toys and children’s products imported to the United States, starting on July 8th, 2026. This guide explains how you can get your toy or children’s product ready for eFiling, and the information you need to register and submit as part of the CPSC eFiling submission.

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A Quick Guide to Product Bans in Australia

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Product Bans in Australia

Certain products and substances are subject to bans, which means that supplying them is strictly prohibited. Importing or selling banned products can result in recalls, fines, or even being disqualified from acting as a company director.

This guide will help you determine if a certain product is subject to an existing ban, while also helping you reduce the risk of your products being subject to a new ban.

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Packaging Regulations in Australia: An Essential Guide

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Packaging Regulations in Australia

Packaging materials are subject to various regulations and other compliance requirements in Australia. These range from warning labelling to chemicals and recycling rules.

This guide serves as an introduction to requirements for consumer product packaging, food packaging, packaging waste, and single-use plastic packaging.

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A Quick Guide to Product Labelling Requirements in Australia

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Australia Labelling requirements

Many products sold in Australia are subject to labelling requirements. These can be set by mandatory product standards, and are often applicable to specific product types. This guide serves as an overview of key labelling requirements, while also providing a methodology that you can use to identify Australian labelling requirements for your products.

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