Step 1

Classification of the product. What technical regulations should be used?

Classification

During the classification, it is determined what regulations that applies to the individual product.  It is the regulations that determine how the further EAC approval process is and what is ultimately required to obtain the EAC approval.

In order to classify a product, it is important that we have as much information as possible. Remember that you as a company know everything about your product, but we do not, so it is necessary that we get as much information as possible. The classification depends not only on the product but also on its use and where it will be used.

To start the classification, we need as much of the the following information as possible;

  • HS code (s).
  • Description of the product.
  • What should the product be used for?
  • Where should it be used? Food business, oil & gas industry, wind turbines, electricity.
  • Links to catalogs or website with description of the product.
  • Has your customer already specified requirements regarding which regulations and standards must be met?
  • Technical data sheets, manuals etc.

Regulations (TR CU = Trade Regulation (of the) Customs Union

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ТR CU 001/2011

“On safety of rail vehicles”

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TR CU 002/2011

“On safety on high-speed trains”.
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TR CU 003/2011

“On safety of railway infrastructure”.

TR CU 004/2011

“On the safety of low-voltage equipment”

THE LOW-VOLTAGE DIRECTIVE

ТR CU 005/2011

“On the safety of packaging”
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TR CU 006/2011

“On the safety of fireworks”.

TR CU 007/2011

“On the safety of products intended for children and adolescents”.

TR CU 008/2011

“On the safety of toys”.

TR CU 009/2011

“On the safety of perfumes and cosmetics”.

TR CU 010/2011

“On the safety of machinery and equipment”.

MACHINERY DIRECTIVE

TR CU 011/2011

“Safety of elevators”.

TR CU 012/2011

“On the safety of equipment for work in explosive environment”.

ATEX DIRECTIVE

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TR CU 013/2011

“On the requirements for automobile and aviation gasoline, diesel and marine fuel, fuels for reactive”.
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TR CU 014/2011

“On road safety”.

ТР CU 015/2011

“On the safety of grain”.
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TR CU 016/2011

“On the safety of devices operating on gaseous fuels”.
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ТR CU 017/2011

“On the safety of light industry products”.

ТR CU 018/2011

“On the safety of wheeled vehicles”.

TR CU 019/2011

“On the safety of personal protective equipment”.

PPE DIRECTIVE

TR CU 020/2011

“Electromagnetic compatibility of technical means”.

EMC DIRECTIVE

TR CU 021/2011

“On food safety”.

TR CU 022/2011

“Food products in the part of its marking”.

TR CU 023/2011

“Technical regulations for juice products”.

TR CU 024/2011

“Technical regulations on oil and fat products”.
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ТR CU 025/2012

“On the safety of furniture products”.
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TR CU 026/2012

“On the safety of small ships”.
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TR CU 027/2012

“On the safety of certain types of specialized food products, including dietary”.
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TR CU 028/2012

“On safety of explosives and products on their basis”

ТR CU 029/2012

“Safety requirements for food additives, flavors and technological aids”.

TR CU 030/2012

“On the requirements for lubricants, oils and special liquids”.
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TR CU 031/2012

“On the safety of agricultural and timber products”.

TR CU 032/2013

“On the safety of equipment operating under excessive pressure”.

PED DIRECTIVE

TR CU 033/2013

“On the safety of milk and dairy products”.

TR CU 034/2013

“On the safety of meat and meat products”.
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TR CU 035/2014

“On tobacco products”.
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TR CU 036/2016

“On requirements for gaseous fuel”.
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TR CU 37/2016

“On restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment”.
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TR CU 038/2016

“On Safety of Attractions”.

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TR CU 39/2016

“On requirements for mineral fertilizer”.
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TR CU 040/2016

“On Safety of fish products”.
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TR CU 041/2017

“On the Safety of Chemical Products”.
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TR CU 042/2017

“On the Safety of Equipment for Children’s Playgrounds”.
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TR CU 043/2017

“On requirements for fire safety and fire extinguishing systems”