- Regulated transport of lithium batteries
- High value that justifies speed and insurance
- CE marking and the RED, EMC and RoHS directives
- The WEEE scheme in France
Shipping products with batteries
Lithium batteries are dangerous goods. Built into a device, they travel by air or express with the MSDS and UN38.3 test report (surcharge of €1.50/kg). Loose batteries follow a specific procedure; sea and rail accept them more easily.
- Battery documents checked before pickup
- Packaging and labelling compliant with regulations
- Ad valorem insurance recommended for valuable shipments
- Consolidation of several Shenzhen suppliers
CE and WEEE compliance
Before selling in France, make sure your products carry CE marking with a declaration of conformity, comply with RoHS and, for radio equipment, the RED directive. In France, electrical equipment falls under the WEEE scheme (eco-contribution). Our compliance guide covers these points.
Often 0 to 4% depending on the product (many digital devices are at 0%). VAT 20%.
