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EAC Certificate – Eurasian Economic Union

EAC Certificate: Product Conformity Certification in the Eurasian Economic Union

The EAC Certificate (Eurasian Conformity) is a mandatory conformity certificate required for products to be legally placed on the market in the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). For companies wishing to export to countries such as Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan, the EAC certificate is an essential part of the certification process.

What Is the EAC Certificate and Why Is It Necessary?

The EAC Certificate confirms that products comply with the technical regulations and safety standards of the Eurasian Economic Union. The advantages of this certificate include:
  • Legal Compliance: It is a mandatory certificate for exporting to EAEU countries.
  • Customs Facilitation: Products without the certificate may be held up at customs or denied entry.
  • Market Access: Products bearing the EAC mark have the right to free circulation within the entire EAEU market.
  • Commercial Credibility: It increases your company’s reliability in the eyes of local customers and business partners.

Types of EAC Certificates

Depending on the product group and industry, the EAC certificate may come in different types:
  1. EAC Certificate of Conformity (EAC CoC): Mandatory for certain product groups and requires detailed testing.
  2. EAC Declaration of Conformity (EAC DoC): A declaration form prepared by the manufacturer or importer and verified through specific tests.
  3. Sector-Specific Certificates: Additional documents may be required, such as food safety, fire resistance, or hygiene certificates.

EAC Certification Process

The basic steps to obtain an EAC certificate are as follows:
  1. Determining Product Standards: Identifying which technical regulations apply to the product.
  2. Preparing Documentation: Compiling technical files, production details, and test reports.
  3. Testing and Inspection: The product is tested in authorized laboratories to verify compliance with safety and quality standards.
  4. Certification and Approval: An official EAC certificate is issued for products that pass the tests.
  5. Validity and Renewal: Certificates are valid for a specific period and must be renewed upon expiration.
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