Further analysis of the enforcement mechanism reveals that competent authorities across multiple member states are expected to adopt a phased approach, with initial focus on high-risk product categories before extending surveillance to broader market segments. The transition period, while
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EAC certification requirements for spare parts and components mandate conformity documentation under TR CU standards for products entering the Eurasian Economic Union market. Automotive spare parts require certification under TR CU 018/2011, while other components must comply with applicable technical regulations based on product type and function.
The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) comprising Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan operates a unified certification system requiring EAC approval for regulated products. The EAC Certificate or Declaration confirms compliance with Technical Regulations of the Eurasian Economic Union, derived from the former Russian TR certification procedure. Without valid EAC certification, products cannot be sold in EAEU states.
Certification authorities in the Eurasian Union have begun cleaning up the EAC certification market by annulling certificates issued in violation of regulations. This concerns documents issued by certification bodies that systematically ignored legal requirements and issued certificates without conducting real testing. For 2026, revision and update of several technical regulations is expected, including changes to product safety requirements and adjustments to standard conformity assessment procedures.