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The [http://www.gostrussia.com/en/eac-certifications/eac-declaration/ Declaration EAC] and the [http://www.gostrussia.com/en/eac-certifications/eac-certificate/ Certificate EAC] in conformity with the technical regulation TR CU of the EurAsEC Customs Union are '''EAC certification''' documents issued by independent organizations. Such organizations perform their function through laboratories accredited to the public agencies in charge of the supervision of metrology and standardization in the three countries of the EAC Custom Union, joining at the moment the certification system : Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kirghistan. | |||
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Revision as of 14:10, 16 November 2017
The Declaration EAC and the Certificate EAC in conformity with the technical regulation TR CU of the EurAsEC Customs Union are EAC certification documents issued by independent organizations. Such organizations perform their function through laboratories accredited to the public agencies in charge of the supervision of metrology and standardization in the three countries of the EAC Custom Union, joining at the moment the certification system : Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kirghistan.
Description
EAC certification
The EAC Certificate for the Customs Union EAC is one of two new EAC Certification documents introduced with the new reform of technical regulations (TR CU) in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan. The latter being the EAC Declaration for the Custom Union EurAsEC.
The first, predominant difference compared to the GOST R Certifications, is the validity extended to the three member countries of the Eurasian Customs Union: Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Shortly to be extended to Armenia, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.