Exporting to the EU, understanding and dealing with the legal framework
Date: Thursday 28th of August, 2pm-3pm GMT+7
Global trade is changing fast. Exporting to the EU opens real opportunities — but it comes with its fair share of red tape. Join HQTS and SPEAC for a focused, one-hour webinar where we’ll explain the required steps and give you practical, no-nonsense guidance. We’ll show how EU rules work in practice, what market surveillance and customs checks mean for your shipments, and how to handle — and avoid — recalls.
Whether you’re already shipping to Europe or just thinking about it from Vietnam or elsewhere in Southeast Asia, you’ll walk away with clear steps you can use right away to lower risk, speed up customs, and protect your brand.
How to join:
Register here and we will send you a zoom link before the webinar
What You’ll Learn
- What are the legal requirements for exporting goods to the EU?
- How does the legislations work? Market surveillance and Customs controls.
- How can a business in Vietnam and Southeast Asia make the business cooperation smooth?
- How to React to Recalls and how to avoid them?
Who Should Attend
- Manufacturers & Production Teams
- Brands & Importers sourcing for the EU market
- Supply Chain, Compliance & ESG Leads
- Quality, Audit & Sustainability Managers
Stay ahead of EU demands—secure your spot today and turn compliance into opportunity.
Speaker
Torben Rahbek
Senior Expert
SPEAC
Torben Rahbek is an independent product safety consultant. He has worked as such since 2006 and has delivered numerous trainings on the EU rules for product safety, CE-marking and compliance to businesses. He has been part of the SPEAC project since 2020, and had contributed to several of the training sessions and short knowledge videos that can be seen on the project’s website.
Before becoming a consultant, he headed the market surveillance department in the Danish Safety Technology Authority and had the overall responsibility for the market surveillance activities under several directives including the General Product Safety Directive, the Low Voltage Directive, the Toys Safety Directive and others.