Labelling, Marking & Packaging

 Latest update: June 2022 

Japanese laws concerning labelling, product marking and packaging primarily relate to importation, security and health. Requirements are often product-specific and different from the EU standards which European businesses are accustomed to abiding by. In this section, you will find detailed information about Japanese legal requirements.

 

 Table of Contents

  • Household Goods Labelling
    • Textiles and clothing
    • Plastic goods
    • Electric appliances
  • Food Products Labelling
    • Fresh food
    • Processed food
    • Organic and functional food
  • Drugs, medical devices, and regenerative medical products
  • Safety Marking of Electrical Appliances
  • Japanese Industrial Standards Mark (JIS)
  • Standards for Packaging
  • Containers & Packaging Recycling Law
  • Expert reports & webinars
  • Further Reading
  • Relevant Organisations and Trade Fairs
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