After going through all the regulations my understanding is that if the item was made before the 13th December 2024 then the information GPSR information is not required. If the item was made after that date, then all the information is required.
I spoke to a company called ARC who deal with GPSR and they explained how it works. They agreed with what is mentioned above and also stated that if you're selling second hand & vintage goods then it comes under a grey area. They also explained that under the new EU legislation even after you have filled out all the information, you will still need a representative in the EU as a point of contact. The cost of this is depending on what categories your items fall under example £400 to set up the point of contact in the EU and then an additional £400 for each category. So, CDs & Vinyl records come under media and concert t-shirts comes under clothing.
The GPRS is nothing more than a quango, which is not needed. It should be based on the business turnover or threshold of items sold in the EU.
If your a private seller, then the regulations don't affect you.
Ebay need to step in and clarify this or at best delay it.
