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The European directive on universal chargers explained in a few minutes
Summary: A participant explains the European directive on universal chargers, addressing sellers’ frequently asked questions, such as the scope and the steps to comply. The directive applies to electronics sellers in the EU and Northern Ireland starting at the end of 2024, with an exception for laptops until 2026. An explanatory video is mentioned, guiding sellers on how to meet the requirements and help make sustainable choices.
What you’ll learn
Our video answers the three most frequently asked questions from sellers about the CCD directive:
- What is the European Universal Charger Directive?
- Which electronic devices are affected?
- What steps do you need to take to comply?
It also includes a step-by-step demonstration showing how to display the label and pictogram on your listings.
Watch the video and discover how simple it is to stay compliant while helping buyers make more responsible and sustainable choices.
Quick reminder
The CCD directive applies to all professional sellers offering affected electronic products — such as mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras, and other rechargeable equipment — first placed on the market in the European Union and Northern Ireland from 28 December 2024 (or from 28 April 2026 for laptops).
Learn more
For more information, see our dedicated help page: European Universal Charger Directive (CCD)
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