EAC certification is a mandatory certification required for placing products on the market of the Eurasian Union (formerly the Customs Union), an area of free movement of goods, people and capital, consisting of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia. EAC is an acronym for "Eurasian Conformity". The EAC certification is similar to the European CE marking from which it draws its origins. The EAC marking provides a modular approach to certification with the formalization of two types of attestation of conformity: EAC certificate and declaration of conformity. The EAC certificate of conformity is issued by local notified bodies and, depending on the module applied, consists of an initial and periodic inspection visit combined with official product testing. The EAC Declaration of Conformity is a self-certification issued by the manufacturer (or his authorised representative) or local importer based on internal production control and/or official product testing and/or type examination certificate issued by a local notified body. Unlike the EC declaration of conformity, the EAC declaration of conformity is subject to registration with the National Accreditation Body of one of the member states of the Eurasian Union.
The most obvious advantage that comes from this type of certification is the possibility of exporting and marketing products in all member states of the Union with a single certification of conformity. With the introduction of EAC certification, the old approach to product classification, based on certification according to the intended sector and not according to the intended use, has also been abandoned. In the old GOST R system, it was very often necessary to certify the same product several times depending on its intended sector.
Certification bodies issuing this type of certification must be accredited in accordance with GOST ISO/IEC 17065 and testing laboratories in accordance with GOST ISO/IEC 17025. A certification body is required to implement the impartiality safeguard mechanism, so it cannot offer its clients consultancy services, representation of the manufacturer through subsidiaries or affiliates, act as an importer or distributor of the products, etc.
Translation of EAC Certificate of Conformity (ITA 42 KB)
Instructions for filling out the EAC certificate and declaration form (RUS 181 KB)
ATTENTION! In the Russian Federation, advertising of products (consumer goods) subject to mandatory conformity assessment, but without the relevant certificate of conformity is prohibited (Article 7 of the Federal Law of 03/13/2006 No. 38-FZ as amended).
Products certifiable within the Eurasian Union on a transitional basis:
Products, subject to conformity assessment in the transitional period (RUS 343 KB)
Products certifiable within the Eurasian Union on a definitive basis:
Product categories subject to conformity assessment within the Eurasian Union (ITA 37 KB)
Technical Regulations of the Customs Union approved and entered into force:
1) CU TR 006/2011 Pyrotechnics (entered into force on 15/02/2012)
Effective date 01/06/2012
2) CU TR 019/2011 Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Effective date 01/07/2012
3) CU TR 005/2011 Packaging
4) CU TR 007/2011 Kids and teenagers
5) CU TR 008/2011 Toys
6) CU TR 009/2011 Cosmetic products
7) CU TR 017/2011 Textiles and clothing
Effective date 31/12/2012
8) CU TR 013/2011 Automotive and aviation fuel, gasoline, diesel and marine fuel, jet fuel and fuel oil
Effective date 15/02/2013
9) CU TR 004/2011 LVD
10) CU TR 010/2011 Machinery
11) CU TR 011/2011 Lifts
12) CU TR 012/2011 ATEX
13) CU TR 016/2011 GAR
14) CU TR 020/2011 EMC
Effective date 01/07/2013
15) CU TR 015/2011 Grain safety
16) CU TR 021/2011 Food safety
17) CU TR 022/2011 Marking requirements for food products
18) CU TR 023/2011 Fruit and vegetable juices
19) CU TR 024/2011 Products obtained from animal or vegetable oils and fats
20) CU TR 027/2012 Dietetic foods, including dietary foods for special medical purposes
21) CU TR 029/2012 Food additives, flavourings and processing aids
Effective date 01/02/2014
22) CU TR 026/2012 Vessels up to 20 metres in length
23) CU TR 032/2013 PED+SPVD+T-PED
Effective date 01/03/2014
24) CU TR 030/2012 Lubricating oils and lubricating agents, special fluids
Effective date 01/05/2014
25) CU TR 033/2013 Milk and milk products
26) CU TR 034/2013 Meat and meat products
Effective date 01/07/2014
27) CU TR 025/2012 Furniture and furnishings
28) CU TR 028/2012 Explosive material and explosive products
Effective date 02/08/2014
29) CU TR 001/2011 Railway rolling stock
30) CU TR 002/2011 High-speed rail
31) CU TR 003/2011 Railway infrastructure
Effective date 01/01/2015
32) CU TR 018/2011 Motor vehicles
Effective date 15/02/2015
33) CU TR 014/2011 Road safety
34) CU TR 031/2012 Agricultural or forestry tractors and their trailers
Effective date 01/03/2018
35) EAEU TR 037/2016 (EAC RoHS)
Effective date 01/01/2020
36) EAEU TR 043/2017 Fire safety
Conformity assessment procedures in Eurasian legislation
Conformity assessment procedures in Eurasian Union (ITA 30 kb)
EAC marking The EAC conformity marking consists of the graphic symbol in accordance with the model provided in the Decision of the Commission of the Customs Union No. 711 del 15/07/2011. The different elements of the EAC marking must have the same vertical dimension, which cannot be less than 5 mm. The EAC conformity marking (where required) is an essential requirement for export (placing on the local market) and putting into service of products in the Eurasian Economic Union.
How and where Certificatates: Certification Bodies accredited by the National Accreditation Body (Rosakkreditaziya) and registered in the public register of Certification Bodies and Testing Laboratories of the Eurasian Economic Union. Declarations: National Accreditation Body (Russia) and Certification Bodies (other member States of EAEU). A Certification Body may issue EAC certificates of conformity / register EAC declarations of conformity within its scope of accreditation.
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