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CE certification is a process that takes time and money to perform
CE mark is often self-approved, it is neither an actual certification nor is there a process or money required. It's simply a promise from the manufacturer that the product "conforms with European health, safety, and environmental protection standards."
It either does that and they can put a CE mark on it, or it doesn't and that product is never going to be available in the EU as-is.
true, but you need to account for it during production which takes effort and money.