TRCU : CERINS (ENG)

WHAT IS TRCU CERTIFICATE?

TRCU is the abbreviation term of “Technical Regulation of Customs Union”. With the foundation of “EACU, Eurasian Customs Union” in 2010, signed by Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, and with the establishment of “EEU, Eurasian Economic Union” in 2015, unified conformity assessment procedure was introduced to its serving member states. Currently, with its 5 member states, Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Armenia of EEU approved to adopt unified code of Technical Regulation and agreed to coordinate efforts to terminate national norms after its new regional certification procedure.

Introduction of TRCU directly affected all member states. Aims for single duty customs tariff, and single economic space throughout the member states eliminated inconveniency of obtaining each national (regional) GOST certificates for importers/exporters and exempted custom duties/taxes within the union.

TRCU certification procedures follow consolidated informative assessment code to validate products’ compliance to Customs Union requirements. EAC mark on certificates refers to Eurasian Conformity, and the mark can be used for products certified under TRCU regulation. TRCU is the official regulation approved by the Union, supporting the conformity assessments within member states.

On the other hand, items not yet been included in unified TRCU lists may still need GOST certificates in accordance with each relative state. Therefore, to receive precise and up-to-date information on your products’ certification, consultation with experts is necessary.

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TRCU CERTIFICATION TYPE

There are two typical types of TRCU, CoC (Certification of Conformity) and DoC (Declaration of Conformity). Even within same product category/division, depending on details in product usage, specification, and potential danger levels, types can vary, therefore, to receive precise and up-to-date information on your products’ certification, consultation with experts is necessary.

The certification and declaration of products for technical regulations of the Customs Union, the applicant may only organization registered in the territory of the Customs Union.

TRCU CERTIFICATE VALIDITY PERIOD

Certificates can be issued in two valid period types, one-shipment (one-batch) certificates and serial production certificates.

TRCU	ONE-SHIPMENT	SERIAL PRODUCTION
Validation	One time	1~5 years
	Issued based on a contract (Based on the contract between the local corporation, branch, importer, or dealer registered in the customs union and the actual exporter (manufacturer))	When continuous export is expected or contracts with many dealers/importers are expected because it is item certification for an unlimited quantity for an unspecified number
Others	A contract between the importer and exporter is required for certification	Manufacturer's QMS (e.g., ISO Certificate) and Post-factory inspection required * If defects are found during the post-factory inspection, the certificate will be revoked.
Applicant	Only legal entity/organization registered in the territory of the Customs Union.
Factory Audit		Serial production certificate requires factory audit including sample test or witness of test and regular post-audit as per validity period.
Lead-time	1 to 2 weeks after the presentation of complete technical documents is provided, or after the factory audit, inspection including test are completed if applicable.

TRCU RELATED REGULATION

TR CU 001/2011 On safety of railway rolling stock (02.08.2014)
TR CU 002/2011 On safety of high-speed railway transport (02.08.2014)
TR CU 003/2011 On safety of railway transport infrastructure (02.08.2014)
TR CU 004/2011 On safety of low-voltage equipment (15.02.2013)
TR CU 005/2011 On safety of the packaging (01.07.2012)
TR CU 006/2011 On safety of fireworks (15.02.2012)
TR CU 007/2011 On safety of products intended for children and teenagers (01.07.2012)
TR CU 008/2011 On safety of toys (01.07.2012)
TR CU 009/2011 On safety of cosmetics and perfumes (01.07.2012)
TR CU 010/2011 On safety of machinery and equipment (15.02.2013)
TR CU 011/2011 On safety of elevators (15.02.2013)
TR CU 012/2011 On safety of the equipment for work in explosive environments (15.02.2013)
TR CU 013/2011 On requirements to automobile and aviation gasoline, diesel, marine, jet fuel and heating oil (31.12.2012)
TR CU 014/2011 On safety of motor road (18.10.2011)
TR CU 015/2011 On safety of grain (09.12.2011)
TR CU 016/2011 On safety of vehicles operating on gaseous fuel (15.02.2013)
TR CU 017/2011 On safety of light industry products (01.07.2012)
TR CU 018/2011 On safety for wheeled vehicles (01.01.2015)
TR CU 019/2011 On safety on safety of personal protective equipment (01.06.2012)
TR CU 020/2011 Electromagnetic compatibility of technical means (15.02.2013)
TR CU 021/2011 On safety of food products (01.07.2013)
TR CU 022/2011 Food products in terms of its marking (01.07.2013)
TR CU 023/2011 On juice production of vegetables and fruits (01.07.2013)
TR CU 024/2011 On the fat-and-oil products (01.07.2013)
TR CU 025/2012 On safety of furniture (01.07.2014)
TR CU 026/2012 On safety of small crafts (01.02.2014)
TR CU 027/2012 On safety of certain types of specialized food products, including foods for dietary treatment and dietary preventive nutrition (01.07.2013)
TR CU 028/2012 On safety of explosives and products based on them (01.07.2014)
TR CU 029/2012 Requirements for the safety of food additives, flavorings and technological aids (01.07.2013)
TR CU 030/2012 On requirements for lubricants, oils and special fluids (20.07.2012)
TR CU 031/2013 On safety of agricultural and forestry tractors and their trailers (15.02.2015)
TR CU 032/2013 On safety of equipment, which works under pressure (01.02.2014)
TR CU 033/2013 On safety of milk and dairy products (05.01.2014)
TR CU 034/2013 On safety of meat and meat products (05.01.2014)
TR CU 035/2014 On safety of tobacco products (24.05.2015)

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