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ePIM PXM

PIM for kitchenware

PIM software for cookware, tableware and kitchenware brands

ePIM PXM comes with a ready-made Kitchen data model: 15 categories, 117 product types and the fields the law and the marketplaces ask for. Load your range, let AI fill the gaps, and publish complete, compliant products.

117product types
15categories ready to use
8legal fields researched
0marketplace-required fields
Kitchen utensils hanging on a rail against yellow tiles
Photo: Jeppestown, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Ready on day one

The Kitchen categories are already built

Every category is mapped to the GS1 GPC standard, Google’s product taxonomy and ECLASS, so your data fits retailer and marketplace feeds from the start.

Stainless steel bakeware and a digital kitchen scale
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  • Baby Tableware
  • Barware (Non Disposable)
  • Cookware/Bakeware
  • Dinnerware (Non Disposable)
  • Disposable Food Containers
  • Drinkware (Non Disposable)
  • Flatware (Non Disposable)
  • Food Measuring Equipment
  • Food Preparation Equipment
  • Food/Beverage Presentation Accessories
  • Kitchen Storage
  • Serveware (Non Disposable)
  • Tableware (Disposable)
  • Tableware Accessories
  • Water/Beverage Equipment

Compliance built in

Fields the law and the marketplaces ask for

A sample of the required fields in the Kitchen schema. Each one records which regulation or marketplace requires it, so nothing is missed when a product goes live.

FieldGroupRequirementRequired by
'For food contact' wording / glass-and-fork symbol / specific useLegal & SafetyLegal mandatoryReg (EC) 1935/2004 Art 15(1)(a) (assimilated, GB) / EU
Special instructions for safe and appropriate useLegal & SafetyLegal mandatoryReg (EC) 1935/2004 Art 15(1)(b) (where necessary)
Traceability (batch/lot) identificationIdentificationLegal mandatoryReg (EC) 1935/2004 Art 15(1)(d), Art 17
Food contact declaration of compliance (DoC)Legal & SafetyLegal mandatoryReg (EC) 1935/2004 Art 16; Reg (EU) 10/2011 Art 15 (plastics)
Marked with crossed-out wheeled bin symbolLegal & SafetyLegal mandatoryWEEE Regulations 2013 reg 22
WEEE take-back / disposal information for buyersContentLegal mandatoryWEEE Regulations 2013 reg 44 (distributor duty)
Conformity markingLegal & SafetyLegal mandatoryElectrical Equipment (Safety) Regs 2016, EMC Regs 2016, Radio Equipment Regs 2017 (GB: UKCA, CE also recognised; NI: CE or CE+UKNI)

Regulations covered

RegulationApplies
Food contact materials frameworkUK|EU|NI
Plastic food contact materialsUK|EU|NI
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013UK
UKCA / CE marking (Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regs 2016, EMC Regs 2016)UK

Marketplace specs checked

  • Google Merchant Center - material
  • Amazon (UK/EU)

Channel readiness scores in ePIM PXM show which products are missing what each channel needs, before a listing is rejected.

How ePIM PXM helps

From supplier file to live listing, without the retyping

  1. OnboardImport supplier spreadsheets; AI maps the columns onto the Kitchen schema.
  2. EnrichAI writes descriptions and pulls specs from datasheets. Your team approves.
  3. CheckSee every gap against the law, Google, Amazon and your own channels.
  4. PublishPush to WooCommerce, export feeds, and compare live listings with your data.

Questions

PIM for kitchenware: questions

Is ePIM PXM a good PIM for kitchenware?

Yes. ePIM PXM includes a ready-made Kitchen schema with 117 product types, the legal and marketplace fields for the market, and category mapping to GS1 GPC, Google product taxonomy and ECLASS, so you start with a proven data model.

Which regulations does the Kitchen schema cover?

The schema includes fields for Food contact materials framework, Plastic food contact materials, UKCA / CE marking (Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regs 2016, EMC Regs 2016), Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013. Each legal field cites the regulation it comes from.

Can I change the Kitchen schema?

Yes. The library schema is copied into your account, then you can add, remove or rename fields in Schema Studio. Your changes never affect other customers.