European companies have raised concerns regarding the surge in lighting products imported from China, citing compliance issues and quality control. The influx of potentially substandard goods threatens local employment and manufacturing capacity, leading to calls for regulatory reforms. European lighting manufacturers, the EU regulatory bodies, and Chinese exporters. Increased regulatory scrutiny on imports may be implemented as European companies push for better enforcement of standards. In 2025, the EU imported lighting products from China valued at €6.7 billion, highlighting a significant influx of goods that may not meet regulatory standards, with irregularities reported in up to 100% of online sales. This situation prompts European businesses to demand increased controls and certifications to protect local manufacturers from unfair competition.
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