The supplier shall comply with the following controls upon submitting the risk assessment report to the Ministry: 1. Labelling the product or its external package with data and information that include all information on the identity and address of the suppl ier responsible for putting the product on the market, references related to the product, production batch to which the product belongs, where required, and any other information required by the Ministry. 2. Providing information to consumers on risks inhere nt in the product over the normal period of use and within uses intended and anticipated for the product if such risks are unspecific, provided that such information include the following: a. Product characteristics , including its components , packaging, use or assembly instructions and installation and maintenance instructions, depending on the product nature. b. Stating how to use the product with other products and the impact thereof if it is possible to be used with other products. c. Product label and any warnings for anticipated risks in a clear and understandable way. d. Instructions related to the safe use and storage of the product, method of disposal of the product or any parts thereof or any warning or indicative signs or information related to the product. e. Information related to cat egories of vulnerable consumers when the product is used by them , particularly children, the elderly, pregnant women and the disabled. f. Writing the information on the product label, brochures, and user guides of the product in Arabic and English as a minimum requirement, depending on the nature of each product. 3. Avoid using misleading claims when the product is put on or promoted contrary to standards and regulations issued by the Ministry. 4. Declaring that the product is safe. 5. Tracing out the product put on the market to ensure that the product will remain safe. 6. The product shall fulfill legislative requirements in force in the State, pertaining to environment, health, and safety. 7. Being aware of risks or accidents and harms that may arise from such product while being put on markets or used. 8. Minimizing and addressing risks and harms, including the withdrawal or recall of an unsafe product and announcing the same by methods and procedures determined by the competent authority.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.