Looking to Expand to the Eurasian Market? You Will Need the EAC Conformity Mark


Covering 70 percent of the world’s population, 75 percent of energy resources and 70 percent of GDP, Eurasia is emerging as one of the top geopolitical and economic forces of the world.

Starting from the west of Europe, the contagious continent extends to the Eastern coast of China. This incredible connection has been made possible by the creation of the New Silk Road. A large chunk of success of the New Silk Road project can be attributed to President Xi Jinping, who not only formalized the creation of the new route, but also made heavy funding towards the project. 

Opportunities for the EAEU Market

The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), previously known as the Customs Union (CU), offers manufacturers incredible opportunities to expand their businesses to the Eurasian landscape.

The terrain of the EAEU’s market includes the following counties: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia. With a population of around 173 million people, selling goods in this region can be great investment.    

A Bit about EAC or Eurasian Conformity Mark

It is required by law for all products entering any part of the Eurasian landscape to have the EAC mark.

Introduced in 2013, the EAC mark shows the products’ compliance with the EAEU regulations.

One of the major advantages for manufacturers obtaining the EAC mark is that it works in all the member nations. This means that they would not have to waste time and money getting EAC certified separately for each country.

Products that Require the EAC Mark

Here are some product categories that require the EAC mark:
  • Low-voltage equipment
  • Lubricants and oils
  • Protective devices
  • Vehicles
  • Light industry devices
  • and more…

Conformity Testing for EAC

Getting EAC certification can be a tricky process. Depending on the product type you are looking to export, the technical regulation requirements might include:
  • Certificate of Conformity
  • Declaration of Conformity

For countries outside of the Eurasian landscape, it is not possible to attain the EAC mark independently. The company or organization will need a local representative. 

Here are some necessary steps that will need to be taken for EAC mark:
  • Product testing in validated laboratories
  • Submission of applications, test reports, and documentation
  • Factory inspection,
  • Quality management certification, if required.

How G&M Compliance Can Help

With a team of certification compliance specialists, G&M Compliance offers high-quality certification management services. The company helps businesses looking to enter the Eurasian landscape acquire EAC certification mark in a hassle-free manner.