CU-TR certification

What is CU-TR certification?

In accordance with the agreement signed by Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan on October 18, 2010, the "Common Norms and Rules on Technical Specifications for the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation", the Customs Union Commission is committed to formulating uniform standards and requirements to ensure product safety. A certification that is common to the three countries, thus forming the CU-TR certification of the Russian-Belarusian-Kazakhstan Customs Union. The unified mark is EAC.

Russian: сертификат соответствия/декларация о соответ ствии технических регламентов Таментов Тамотитов Такраможентов Такрамотия сликратвия о соответ 

English: Technical regulations of the Customs Union conformity certificates/declarations of conformity (referred to as Custom Union TR Certificate, or CU-TR, CU certification), the Customs Union TR certificate is also called EAC certification because the mark is EAC

    In order to make trade between the Union countries easier, and to avoid technical and regulatory barriers to import and export products within this customs union, the Customs Union has legislated and issued mandatory customs union TR technical regulations certificates. Union certificate Customs UnionTechnical Regulations certificate: It is the only certificate proving that the product complies with the technical regulations of the Customs Union. This certificate is applicable to: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan.
From February 15, 2013, it is mandatory to apply for CU-TR certification for products that fall within the certification scope of the Russian-Belarusian-Kazakhstan Customs Union (CU). As of March 15, 2013, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus have stopped issuing GOST certificates under their old laws and regulations.
Product range
   Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus have their own GOST standard system. After the formation of the Customs Union, the member states of the Union have cited a large number of European standards and the International Standards Committee ISO standards. Some standards retain the original European standards or ISO standard numbers during the quotation process.
    According to the Resolution No. 526 of the Alliance Committee on January 28, 2011, there are 61 categories of products that require CU-TR certification. Enforcement in batches began on February 15, 2013. The specific certified product list is as follows:
Machinery and equipment; low-voltage equipment; high-voltage equipment; equipment for operating gaseous fuels; equipment operating under high pressure; pressure equipment; explosion-proof equipment, equipment operating in explosive environments; amusement facilities, Sports equipment, children’s playgrounds; elevators, elevators; wheeled vehicles and accessories; tractor machinery and accessories; agricultural machinery and accessories; forestry machinery and accessories; buses and accessories; railway vehicles, including high-speed rail and accessories; subway vehicles and accessories ; Light rail and trams; ships, marine transportation objects; inland water transportation objects; construction hardware; buildings; building materials and construction products; railway transportation infrastructure, including high-speed rail; underground infrastructure; road vehicles and accessories; fireworks, firecrackers, and Products containing pyrotechnic components; civilian explosives and products containing them; light industrial production (ready-made cloth, carpets and carpets, knitting, clothing and leather, leather shoes, fur and fur products); toys; children's products; children's skin care products; tableware , Kitchenware; Hygiene products; Perfume and cosmetics; Oral hygiene; Packaging products; Personal protective products and equipment; Fire safety products and equipment; Fire extinguishing agents; Medical equipment and equipment; Bathroom products; Furniture products; Chemical products; Synthetic detergents; Household Chemicals; paints and solvents; fertilizers; plant protection products; gasoline, diesel and marine fuels, aviation fuel engines and fuels; alternative fuels; lubricants, oils and specialty oils; water, gas, heat, and electrical power system equipment; petroleum and oil refining Product systems and equipment; food; alcoholic beverages; feed and feed additives; grain; tobacco products; hunting and sports weapons, ammunition; telecommunications facilities; coal and its products.

 

Certification classification
    CU-TR certificate of conformity: A certificate of conformity is issued by a certification body and testing laboratory (center) that is uniformly certified and registered by the Customs Union. Can apply. At present, the single-batch CU-TR certificate needs to send samples to foreign countries for testing; 1-year, 3-year and 5-year batches must be reviewed by foreign experts in factories and samples are tested abroad.
   CU-TR conformity certification: a declaration of conformity for its own products based on the participation of the certification body of the Customs Union. At present, more than 90% of the products in the mandatory list require a CU-TR conformity declaration certificate. This certificate can only be used by foreign customers as its holder. The application needs to provide the foreign customer's trade contract and business license, which can be exempt from sample testing and factory audit.

 
Certificate
  1. Scope of application:
Customs Union CU certification is applicable to Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan The entire territory of the three countries has the same legal effect in any place within the territory of the Customs Union. After February 15, 2013, the customs of the three countries will start to inspect the new CU-TR certification. The GOST-R, GOST-K, and GOST-B certificates under the original certification systems of each country will stop issuing, and the latest validity period is March 2015. On the 15th.
  2. Type:
Customs Union TR technical regulations certificate includes two types: Customs Union TR conformity certificate and Customs Union TR Declaration conformity declaration:
1) Customs Union Customs Union TR certificate: a certificate of conformity issued by a certification body that is uniformly certified and registered by the Customs Union;
2) Customs Union TR Declaration conformity declaration: the qualification of its own products based on the participation of the Customs Union certification body statement.
 3. The issuing authority of the TR certificate of the Customs Union is: the certification authority registered by the Customs Union.
 4. Customs Union TR certificate certification mark: The Customs Union TR certificate will implement a new certificate format and certification mark, the mark is EAC mark. The Customs Union CUC mark is EAC:
5. Certificate validity:
The validity period of the Customs Union CU certification is divided into: single batch certificate; 1-year certificate; 3-year certificate; 5-year certificate.
Single-batch certificates need to submit supply contracts signed with CIS countries; certificates with a validity period of 1 year or more are called continuity certificates, which can be exported multiple times within the validity period and require experts from the certification body to conduct factory audits and production The factory must have an ISO 9001 system certificate.

 
Application process
 1. Certificate applicant
The applicant for the CU certification certificate must be within the territory of the Customs Union For enterprises or entrepreneurs, the name of a foreign company can only be reflected on the certificate as a manufacturer. When applying for a certificate, the applicant’s company registration certificate, tax registration certificate, company phone number, address, and the title and name of the person in charge must be provided.
 2. Steps
The first step: fill in the Customs Union CU-TR certification application form, confirm the export product name, model, quantity, product customs code.
The second step: The certification body confirms the product category according to the customs code and product information, and decides on the certification scheme.
The third step: The manufacturer submits the Russian-language data and technical documents, test reports, and supply contracts with the CIS countries in accordance with the certification scheme of the certification body.
Step 4: Experts from the certification body go to the production plant to conduct product testing and quality system audits (if necessary).
Step 5: The production plant revises product information documents or quality system documents (such as The initial audit failed).
Step 6: The certification body prepares a draft certificate, and the applicant confirms that the draft is correct and feeds it back to the agency.
Step 7: Certificate issuance.
 Step 8: Paste the EAC certification mark on the product nameplate, and the copy of the voucher for customs clearance.
        
 
Data list
 1. Fill in Russian and Belarus Kazakhstan Customs Union CU-TR application form;
 2. Product use description;

 3.ISO9001 certificate;

 4. General assembly drawing or technical drawing;

 5. Operation manual or instruction manual;

 6. Other certification certificates and related test reports (such as CE certificates, CB certificates, if not available);

 7. Product photos or promotional color pages;

 8. Test report and factory certificate;

 9. Business license;

 10. Applicant's business license and tax registration certificate, supply contract;

 11. Product customs code.
(The applicant for the CU-TR certification of the Customs Union must be an enterprise or entrepreneur in the territory of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, and the Chinese factory as a manufacturer is reflected in the certificate)
The above information must be provided in Russian.