GOST is the Russian word for “norm” and R stands for Russia. For most products, certification is needed if you wish to export your product in Russia. GOST –R is for the goods which are being exported to Russia. It confirms that the products which are being imported have to follow the Russian standards, quality and safety requirements. It is compulsory for the custom clearance and also for marketing within Russia. GOST R certification was introduced to protect the health and safety of Russia’s population. In this complex and continually varying regulation environment, it pays to have the right advice and assistance.
The Russian Federation has its own framed rules which are governed by its licensing protocol known as GOST- R. Manufacturer gets the Certification when his products are found safe for use as well as does not affect the environment. It helps to increase the level of trust in consumers and also increases the reputation.
A valid certificate exhibits the product reliability and has shown to increase customer demand. Many business leaders certify their products for compliance with technical regulations or GOST R aimed to increase sales levels in local market, even when certification is solely voluntary.
IAS in Malaysia provides certification against GOST–R regulations for your products. Only safe, Defect less, and best quality of goods must be available in Russian markets is the main objective of the GOST–R certification.
The certification is evidence that the product conforms to Russian health and safety standards, whether it’s toy, Electronic Goods or a construction machines.
Our experts conduct an audit on your products based on the appropriate Russian regulations of GOST–R certification. Our declaration of conformity means your product has right of way onto the Russian market.
GOST R certification is mandatory for range of products in the Russia. Gost-R demonstrates compliance with basic safety requirements and the applicable product standards. The following are some of the products which require GOST-R certification.
The certificate is required its use in two distinct phases:
The Russian government adopted a Resolution No. 982 of 01/12/2009 a list of products for which mandatory certification came into force on 15.02.2010.