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2023-11-29

Notice | EAEC has new labeling regulations for laptop imports

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Recently, for laptops under 10 kg and telephone sets, the decision of Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission to require labels to use two-dimensional barcodes in the Data Matrix GS1 format will take effect on November 9, 2023.


The member states of the Eurasian Economic Union (including Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia) will decide on their own the specific dates and labeling procedures for the introduction of such goods and need to notify the European Economic Community (European Economic Community (EEC) about this no later than six months before its introduction.


Products included in the list of products approved by this decision must be labeled as follows:

EAEU HS Code

Product name

8471 30 000 0

Portable computing machines weighing up to 10 kg, including at   least a central data processing unit, keyboard and monitor

8517 11 000 0

Telephones for wired communications with wireless handsets

8517 13 000 0

Smartphones

8517 14 000 0

Other telephone sets for cellular communication networks or other   wireless communication networks

8517 18 000 0

Other telephone sets

The minimum composition of information about the labeled product contained in the product labeling information system, access to which is provided to consumers and other interested parties. Details should be implemented according to the customs regulations of each country.


However, before this effective date, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have not yet planned to introduce product labeling information in accordance with this decision, so the above content does not apply to the requirements for relevant products to enter Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.


Besides, this related to marking of products by importers/manufacturers, directly related to product import and export, situation is different when applying certificate.  

Currently, before products are imported to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), BTL can assist clients in applying for EAC, RoHS and other type approval for their products. Those who obtain the certification still need to put the EAC mark as usual.

As for those products listed in this decision will be required to be labeled with a two-dimensional barcode when entering customs, so relevant manufacturers and importers must also pay more attention.


BTL will follow up the latest news, and keep you posted.

And, we could help with applying for EAC, RoHS, FAC approvals.

If you need to know more about the certification details, please contact our IA and Sales Team, we will serve you wholeheartedly!


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