Cyprus identifies 67 unsafe products through EU Safety Gate

The Cyprus Consumer Protection Service announced on November 2, 2026, that 67 products posing health and safety risks were identified within the last week via the EU's Safety Gate system. These items have been distributed among various national regulatory departments to ensure proper oversight and withdrawal from the Cypriot market.

The distribution of these unsafe products for market control purposes includes 17 cases handled by the Consumer Protection Service, 14 by the Department of Labour Inspection, 11 by the Pharmaceutical Services, 9 by the Electromechanical Services, 8 by the Department of Road Transport, 7 by the Department of Environment, and 1 by the Mines Service. Authorities have compiled a comprehensive list to assist in public safety measures.

Consumers are advised to check the Safety Gate website, which is available in Greek, to identify these products and avoid their use. Economic operators who may have placed these items on the market are mandated to notify authorities immediately. The ongoing monitoring process remains active to ensure that all non-compliant goods are removed from sale to prevent potential harm to citizens.