#CPPD2609429AOrder of April 7, 2026 Amending Article 56 AQ of Annex IV to the General Tax Code
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This French regulation changes the definitions for selling goods in different regions and exports. It specifies that sales in mainland France and overseas departments must be labeled as such, and export destinations noted. It also links product traceability and safety to public health laws.
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Key Changes
- Sales in mainland France to be labeled accordingly
- Sales in overseas departments to be labeled accordingly
- Export products must note the destination country
Obligations
What this law requires
Label all goods sold in mainland France (France métropolitaine) with the designation 'Vente en France'
Label all goods sold in French overseas departments (DOM) with the designation 'Vente en France (DOM)'
For exported products, designate and document the country of destination
Implement and maintain traceability elements as specified in Article L. 3512-23 of the Public Health Code (Code de la santé publique)
Implement and maintain safety elements as specified in Article L. 3512-25 of the Public Health Code (Code de la santé publique)