Leather wallets must be free from hazards like excessive concentrations of chemicals (e.g., chromium VI, DMF) that could cause harm to consumers, especially when in contact with skin. Producer Responsibilities: Producers (manufacturers, importers, and those who present themselves as manufacturers) have a responsibility to ensure their leather wallets are safe, conduct thorough risk assessments, and provide necessary safety information. EU-Based Representative: For non-EU based producers, an EU-based representative is required to handle product safety-related matters. Traceability: GPSR requires better traceability of products, allowing for easier identification and removal of unsafe products from the market, as well as notification of EU authorities. Risk Assessments: Importers and manufacturers are responsible for assessing the risks associated with their leather wallets, including potential hazards related to materials, design, and manufacturing processes. Compliance: Businesses must ensure their products meet GPSR requirements, or take measures to bring them into compliance. Non-compliance can lead to penalties, such as product delisting and fines. Information Requirements: GPSR mandates that products be accompanied by necessary safety information, including instructions for use, warnings, and contact information for the producer or EU representative.