Mac Pro end of life in Europe?

Question

My local reseller has emailed me to inform me that the Mac Pro will no longer be availabe in the EU from March.
Is this for real or an early April Fool?
Message was...
Here's the official word from Apple:
As of March 1, 2013, Apple will no longer sell Mac Pro in EU, EU candidate and EFTA countries because these systems are not compliant with Amendment 1 of regulation IEC 60950-1, Second Edition which becomes effective on this date. Apple resellers can continue to sell any remaining inventory of Mac Pro after March 1.  Apple will take final orders for Mac Pro from resellers up until February 18th for shipment before March 1, 2013.  Countries outside of the EU are not impacted and Mac Pro will continue to be available in those areas.

Answer 1

It is interesting (to me anyway) what UL rules require, gleaned from talking to design engineers who had to work within their framework.
They say you must not be able to touch Voltages inside the cabinet over 35 Volts with your unaided fingers (no tools). So anything over 35 Volts must have a cover that cannot be removed with fingers alone.
If the unit catches fire, it must not be able to drop burning debris directly out the bottom (into a presumed computer-room floor providing cooling air).