Generally speaking, products sold in the German market need to comply with the German Packaging Law, that is, sellers need to provide correct packaging information on the product packaging, including product name, manufacturer, ingredients, instructions for use, etc. If sellers fail to comply with these regulations, it may result in product recalls, removal from shelves, or face penalties such as fines.

Therefore, it is necessary for sellers selling products in the German market to comply with the German Packaging Law. This is not only to ensure the legal sale of products, but also to protect the rights and safety of consumers.

Of course, some sellers may choose not to comply with these regulations, but this may bring risks and consequences, including fines or prosecutions by relevant departments. Therefore, it is recommended that sellers understand and comply with local laws and regulations before entering the German market to ensure the legal sale of products and the protection of consumers' rights.