Security at Josanto

Your rain ponchos in accordance with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)

At Josanto, we attach great importance to the safety and health of our customers. Our rain ponchos meet the requirements of the European Union's General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) to ensure that all the products we offer pose no risk to consumers. This regulation requires that only safe products that do not pose a risk to health and safety are placed on the market. On this page we give you an overview of the potential hazards and the measures we have taken to ensure the highest safety standards.

Possible dangers when wearing rain ponchos

Even though rain ponchos offer protection from bad weather, they can, like any other product, pose dangers if used incorrectly. As part of the GPSR, we have identified the following sources of danger and taken measures to minimize them:

1. Risk of slipping in wet conditions
   A wet poncho can increase the risk of slipping on slippery or uneven surfaces. Especially in heavy rain or on slippery surfaces, it is important to pay attention to the fit and design of the poncho to minimize the risk of falls.
2. Limited visibility in poor lighting conditions
   Limited visibility can lead to dangerous situations, especially in road traffic, particularly at dusk, in the dark or in fog. That's why we offer our ponchos in eye-catching colors and equip them with reflective elements on request to increase visibility.
3. Entanglement and snagging
   Rain ponchos that are too long or not well fitted can get caught on branches, fences or other objects, which can restrict freedom of movement. We make sure that our ponchos are well cut and easy to wear to avoid such risks.
4. Skin irritation or allergic reactions
   Materials that come into contact with the skin can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, especially if worn for long periods or in damp conditions. We only use skin-friendly and breathable fabrics that meet the requirements of the GPSR and pose no health risks to the wearer.

Our safety measures in accordance with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)

The safety of our products is guaranteed by comprehensive measures that meet the requirements of the GPSR. These include

1. Compliance with safety standards
   Our rain ponchos comply with EU product safety regulations and are regularly tested for safety. All materials and designs used are selected so that they do not pose a risk to the consumer and meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulation.
2. Use of safe materials
   All materials used are approved in accordance with EU safety standards and do not contain any chemicals that are harmful to health. We ensure that our products do not release any harmful substances, particularly in terms of skin compatibility and breathability.
3. Non-slip surfaces and ergonomic design
   Our rain ponchos are equipped with non-slip materials that reduce the risk of falls. In addition, the ergonomic design ensures a comfortable fit that offers freedom of movement and prevents tangling.
4. Reflective elements for better visibility
   To increase safety in poor light conditions, our ponchos can be fitted with reflective strips that improve the wearer's visibility and thus reduce the risk of accidents - especially in road traffic.
5. Strict quality controls
   Our rain ponchos undergo rigorous testing to ensure that they meet the highest safety requirements. This includes tests for material quality, durability and compliance with GPSR safety requirements.

Important information on product safety in accordance with GPSR:

• Risk management: All our products are developed with potential hazards and risks in mind. Through continuous testing and adjustments, we ensure that our ponchos always comply with the latest safety regulations.
• Traceability and transparency: As a manufacturer and importer, we ensure the traceability of our products to ensure that all safety requirements are met and that we can react quickly to potential problems if necessary. To this end, we label each batch with its own number, which we can trace and assign for at least 10 years.