Product Certification
Products subject to mandatory certification within the EEU may be issued with a certificate of conformity in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan or Armenia. Thus, an organization that has the CC EEU is able to import goods into the territory of these five states.
The certificate may be issued both for products which are produced in series, and for an individual consignment of goods.
During certification process, all goods are to be tested by the legitimate laboratories, with subsequent receipt of a test report.
Application for certification may be made by Russia's manufacturer of the goods, as well as the importer, planning to import and sell products in the territory of countries that are members of the EEU. The importer must conclude an Authorized Person Agreement, APA.
Important information regarding the Certificate is provided below.
The maximum period of validity of the certificate is 5 years. Annual Inspection Control has to take place in the case of registration for more than 1 year.
Minimum validity period of the certificate is 1 year.
Stages of registration of the CC EEU include:
- Application to the certifying agency for certification and drawing up of the required package of documents.
- Appointment of a responsible expert, execution of a decision on certification.
- Production status analysis. If necessary, departure of the expert
- Taking samples and specimens, importing into the territory of the EEU.
- Evaluation of the examination results, expert decision on the Certificate issuance.
- Correction Procedure.
- Certificate Issuance.
GOST R Technical Regulations
The main technical regulations that are most often used in our activities:
- CU TR 004/2011 – On safety of Low-Voltage Equipment.
- CU TR 005/2011 – On the Safety of Packaging.
- CU TR 007/2011 – On the Safety of Products for Children and Adolescents.
- CU TR 008/2011 – On the Safety of Toys.
- CU TR 009/2011 – On the Safety of Perfumes and Cosmetics.
- CU TR 010/2011 – On Safety of Machines and Equipment.
- CU TR 017/2011 – On the Safety of Light Industry Products.
- CU TR 018/2011 – On the Safety of Wheeled Vehicles.
- CU TR 019/2011 – On Safety of Personal Protective Equipment.
- CU TR 020/2011 – Electromagnetic Compatibility of Technical Means.
- CU TR 021/2011 – On Food Safety.
- CU TR 025/2012 – On Safety of Furniture Products.
- CU TR 029/2012 – Safety Requirements for Food Additives, Flavorings and Technical Auxiliaries.
- CU TR 030/2012 – Requirements for Lubricants, Oils and Special Liquids.
- CU TR 032/2013 – On Safety of Equipment Operating Under Excessive Pressure.
- TR EEU 044/2017 – On the Safety of Packaged Drinking Water, Including Natural Mineral Water.
Other Directions
- Voluntary GOST R Certificate.
- Mandatory Certificate of Conformity GOST R.
- GOST R Declaration of Conformity.
- Expertise of Industrial Safety.
- Fire Safety Certificate or Declaration of Conformity.
- Explosion Protection Ex-Certificate.
- Refusal or Information Letters.
- Negative Decision.
- Development and Registration of Technical Specifications (TS).
- Registration Certificate of Roszdravnadzor (RU).
- Expert Conclusion (EC).
- ISO 9001.
- ISO 13485:2003 (GOST ISO 13485-2011) – On Medical Devices.
- ISO 14001:2015 (GOST R 14001-2016) – On Environmental Management.
