gyártóé

Gyártó is a Hungarian noun meaning “manufacturer” or “producer.” It denotes a person or legal entity that creates goods or products, typically by design and production, for the purpose of selling or distributing them. The term is used across industry, commerce, and regulatory language to identify responsibility for a product’s origin and manufacture.

Etymology: The word is formed from gyár, meaning “factory,” with the agent noun suffix -tó, which yields the sense of the doer of the action. The word is widely used in compound forms such as gyártó vállalat (manufacturing company) or gyártó neve (name of the manufacturer).

Usage and responsibilities: In everyday business language, gyártó refers to the entity that brings a product to market. In product safety and liability contexts, the gyártó has duties regarding conformity with standards, provision of information, and handling of safety issues. The exact obligations can be defined by national law and by EU product safety regulations.

Legal and regulatory context: In the European Union and Hungary, the manufacturer is often the natural person or company that places the product on the market under their own name or trademark, or the person designated to be responsible for ensuring the product’s compliance. The gyártó may be required to keep technical documentation, carry out conformity assessments, and initiate corrective actions when defects or hazards are identified.