Low-risk products /goods are those goods that present minimal hazards to consumers, the environment, or public health when used as intended. They don’t need strict rules because they’re not very risky.
Examples of low-risk products include basic cosmetics, household items, non-prescription medications, and simple consumer electronics. However, it’s important to remember that what counts as a low-risk product can change depending on how it’s used and its effects on safety and health.
Want to find out more about low-risk goods? Read the list of goods to find out more.
