Normativa euroasiática sobre productos químicos

Eurasia REACH (TR041)

Eurasia REACH Registration Services

GPC’s expert team expertised in chemical substances and mixtures en preparation of el TR EAEU 041/2017 Eurasia REACH regulation.

Global Product Compliance offers Eurasia REACH Registration Services for manufacturers, exporters, importers and distributors of chemical products requiring registration of their chemicals for sale into the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia.

We puede assess if el regulation will apply to your substances, search the EAEU chemical inventories (e.g. EAEU CITRF), verify el identification of the substance, develop a registration strategy, notify nuevo sustancias on the EAEU market, prepare GOST compliant Safety Data Sheets and develop a technical dossier. We puede also act as a Nominated Representative for you.

If you son already exporting chemical products to Russia or are planning a start doing business with Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan or Russia in the future, Global Product Compliance will inform you about el current requirements y help you plan the registration of substances y/or of mixtures en el framework of the EAEU chemical registration system which is currently being developed.

¿Qué es TR041 (EURASIA REACH)?

Eurasia REACH o en official terminology Technical Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Union on the Safety of Chemical Products, TR EAEU 041/2017.

This regulation was officially approved as Eurasian Economic Commission Council’s Decision No. 19 of 3 March 2017. The main objective of this document is to establish uniform principles for assessment of chemical substances and their mixtures as well as other chemical products for safety, marking y free circulation on the EAEU market.

The EAEU consists of five member states:

Armenia
Belarus
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Russia

The TR EAEU 041/2017 also governs:

Chemical product identification
Hazard classification
Safety Data Sheets
Chemical labelling
Restricted and prohibited substances
Chemical inventory management
Registration of chemical products
Notification of new chemical substances
Technical documentation
Conformity assessment

Note: Although it is often referred to by many as ‘REACH for EEU’ or ‘Eurasia REACH’ – a ‘REACH for EEA’ version, Eurasia REACH is a completely independent regulation governing safety of chemical products on the EAEU market. It has its own Chemical Substances Inventory (register) and its own ways of registration preparation of required documentation and conformity assessment procedures.

Current Status of TR EAEU 041/2017

While the delay affected the rules of the TR EAEU 041/2017 several times already y en 2021 o 2022 el TR EAEU 041/2017 did not come into full force yet, en 1 August 2025 the EAEU Council adopted two important second-level procedures.

On 1 August 2025 the EAEU Council adopted two important second-level procedures of TR EAEU 041/2017 on:

Creation y (or) maintenance of the EAEU Register of Chemical Substances and Mixtures.

Notification of new chemical substances

Más information on adoption of the second-level EAEU procedures is available at the Eurasian Economic Commission’s official website here (in Russian). According to the information, the adoption of el second-level procedures es one of the main conditions a implement el TR EAEU 041/2017. En unified chemical register of el EAEU will function within el framework of the EAEU integrated information system.

As of July 2026, businesses tienen a check for country-specific requirements when preparing for supply into individual countries of the EAEU. Also, preparation has to be made for introduction of the Eurasia REACH registration system in a harmonized version.

En nomination deadlines for el Russian Inventario as well as el earlier announced dates for the implementation of TR EAEU 041/2017 should not be taken into account for the compliance strategy.

Who Needs Eurasia REACH Registration Services?

En Eurasia REACH requirements are applicable a all companies who manufacture, import, formulate, distribute or place on the market of chemical sustancias and mixtures that are or will be placed on the EAEU market.

Potentially affected companies include:

EAEU chemical manufacturers
EAEU importers
Non-EAEU chemical manufacturers
Chemical exporters
Formulators and mixture manufacturers
Distributors and downstream suppliers
Raw-material suppliers
Specialty chemical manufacturers
Pigment and dye manufacturers
Polymer and plastics manufacturers
Additive and intermediate suppliers
Companies introducing new chemical substances into the EAEU

A company from outside the EAEU will most likely not be able to act as un applicant, as el applicant has a ser an entity registered in an EAEU Member State.

An appropriate compliance structure could consist of el importer, un authorized person or local representative.

Which Chemical Products Are Covered by Eurasia REACH?

The draft general regulation TR EAEU 041/2017 for chemical substances, mixtures and chemical products to be placed on the market within the EAEU will be general in nature. En extent to which the regulation will apply in actual fact will depend on the final implementation and any product-specific legislation that may be applicable.

The scope of application of TR EAEU 041/2017 depends on el final implementation y on possibly applicable product-specific legislation.

Industrial chemicals
Specialty chemicals
Chemical raw materials
Pigments and dyes
Solvents
Adhesives
Coatings
Lubricants
Cleaning chemicals
Additives
Intermediates
Polymers and polymer preparations
Process chemicals
Laboratory and professional-use chemicals

In addition a those chemicals included within the scope of TR EAEU 041/2017 there are certain product types which are excluded from scope either entirely o son regulated by other legislation.

Potential exemptions include:

Medicinal products for human or veterinary use
Perfume and cosmetic products
Food products, food additives and nutritional supplements
Certain naturally occurring minerals and raw materials
Waste
Chemicals in transit through the EAEU
Products containing sources of ionising radiation

Substances that are part of finished products and do not undergo any chemical change during use.

Note that an exemption of a chemical from the scope of TR EAEU 041/2017 does not automatically imply that the chemical or a product containing it es excluded from el scope of requirements under EAEU or national legislation. A product-specific assessment against relevant regulatory requirements will ser required for each product intended to be placed on the market.

EAEU Chemical Inventory and Substance Status Assessment

For sustancias listed en el EAEU Register of Chemical Substances y Mixtures (EAEU Chemical Register) el registration route according a el Eurasia REACH Inscripción shall ser taken.

The assessment should consider:

Número CAS
IUPAC or other recognised chemical name
Molecular and structural information
Composition
Purity
Impurity profile
Additives
Substance type
Polymer status
UVCB identity
Previous Russian inventory information
Available supporting documentation

It es no acceptable a only search el Russian chemical inventory by the trade name of the product. One must also carefully check the identity of el individual sustancias, en particular complex substances, polymers, reaction products con unknown or variable composition.

Existing Chemical Substances

An existing substance es typically un already registered substance en el relevant EAEU chemical register.

Existing Chemical Substances – existing substances son listed on the applicable EAEU chemical register and notification for registration (notification registration procedure) puede ser submitted for products containing such substances, provided conditions outlined in the Procedure are met.

New Chemical Substances

A substance not listed in the Russian EAEU chemical register es a new chemical substance and will need to ser notified y subject to a full technical and scientific assessment prior to placing it on the market.

Substances que son no on the Russian Unified List of Chemicals of the EAEU are considered a ser nuevo chemical substances y would require a notification a be placed on the market after completion of a technical and scientific assessment.

Russia maintains a Unified List of Chemicals which includes all sustancias that have been reported a ser manufactured o imported or circulated in Russia during the relevant reporting period. Historical entries en a Russian inventario do no automatically guarantee que el same substance will ser registered for future EAEU registration obligations. Companies should use the lists as a reference only.

Eurasia REACH Registration Routes

TR EAEU 041/2017 outlines two registration conformity assessment procedures.

Notification registration
Permissive registration

The appropriate route will depend on:

Inventory or register status
Product composition
Presence of prohibited substances
Presence and concentration of restricted substances
Hazard classification
Availability of scientific data
Intended uses
Applicable exemptions
Final implementing procedures

Notification Registration for Existing Chemical Products

This route may apply where the product:

Does not contain prohibited chemicals or mixtures
Does not contain any of the sustancias of concern en excess of control or limit values;
Meets applicable classification and labelling requirements
Supporting documentation es a GOST compliant Safety Data Sheet.
Has sufficient regulatory and scientific information available
Expected Notification Registration Documents

The expected submission may include:

Application form in the prescribed format
A Safety Data Sheet of a chemical product prepared en accordance con GOST.
Chemical product identification
Product composition
Substance identity information
Hazard classification
Labelling information
Study reports from accredited laboratories
Information from recognised official sources
Evidence supporting eligibility for notification registration

This hace no apply where all necessary información about the chemical product is contained in the relevant EAEU register of chemical sustancias y mixtures.

An electronic registration certificate shall be issued a el applicant following successful registration of a chemical product. This certificate shall ser valid y shall no expire mientras que el información provided by el applicant during el registration process shall remain actual and sufficient.

Permissive Registration for New and Restricted Chemical Products

Permissive registration is expected to apply to:

Substances not included in the EAEU Register of Chemical Substances and Mixtures
New chemical substances
Nuevos productos químicos
Products containing restricted substances above applicable concentration limits
Products requiring a more extensive safety assessment

In case of a Permissive Registration a more extended technical and scientific documentation shall ser required as compared to the one submitted in accordance with the procedure for Notification Registration.

Expected Permissive Registration Documents
The application may include:
Application form
GOST-compliant Safety Data Sheet
Detailed substance identity
Product composition
Purity and impurity information
Study reports
Information from recognised scientific sources
Hazard classification
Intended-use information
Technical dossier
Chemical safety information
Proposed risk-management measures

Technical Dossier Requirements

A Technical Dossier for a specific chemical may contain some or all of el información detailed below, depending on el nature of el chemical y el procedure being followed.

IUPAC chemical name, including the English name

Structural formula
Número CAS
Instrumental analysis data
Degree of purity
Impurity profile
Intended uses
Proposed disposal or processing methods
Transportation method
Measures for preventing and responding to emergencies
Analytical control methods
Physicochemical data
Toxicological data
Ecotoxicological data
Bioaccumulation information
Carcinogenicity information
Mutagenicity information
Reproductive or other relevant toxicity data
Copies of available test reports
Information on laboratories conducting the studies

Chemical Safety Report, where required

Exposure and risk-management information, where applicable
For información which es submitted en stages, el registration dossier should contain a test plan which describes el sequence of testing con el individual time points at which el results puede ser expected.
A Permissive registration is valid for 5 years and es subject a renewal o extension as required.

Chemical Safety Assessment Under Eurasia REACH

For some substances a Chemical Safety Report will tienen a ser drawn up under the future registration framework.

En scope of el assessment will be specified by el relevant requirements.

Human health hazards
Physicochemical hazards
Environmental hazards
Persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic properties
Very persistent and very bioaccumulative properties
Identified uses
Evaluación de la exposición
Operational conditions
Risk-management measures
Risk characterisation

For hazardous sustancias y for sustancias que en el basis of their PBT y vPvB properties assess to cause environmental hazards exposure scenarios debe also be drawn up for hazardous substances and for substances that on the basis of their PBT and vPvB properties assess to cause environmental hazards.

En specific rules in place at the time of registration have to be checked to see if a tonnage dossier has to be prepared, a Chemical Safety Report has to be included in the registration dossier o un exposure assessment has a ser included in the registration dossier.

Eurasia REACH Nominated Representative Services

Does a Non-EAEU Manufacturer Need a Nominated Representative?

A non-EAEU Manufacturer may not be eligible to apply for EAEU registration as el Applicant (as EAEU establishment is required).

For foreign manufacturers el ways a EAEU markets could be: through EAEU importer; through EAEU authorized representatives; through EAEU authorized persons.

An EAEU importer
An authorised representative
An authorised person
A locally established Nominated Representative

“Nominated Representative” is a term used by many countries y for now we cannot state what exact name this person shall tienen y what exact criteria this person has a fulfill. Therefore we suggest you wait for the final rules on EAEU implementation as well as for el current rules of the country where you wish to export.

What Can a Nominated Representative Do?

A representative may support the foreign manufacturer by:

Coordinating the registration strategy
Acting as a contact point for authorities
Communicating with importers
Holding technical documentation
Managing confidential substance information
Coordinating GOST Safety Data Sheets
Supporting classification and labelling
Responding to authority requests
Maintaining registration information
Monitoring regulatory changes
Coordinating registration updates or renewals

Benefits for Foreign Manufacturers

An appropriately structured representative arrangement can provide:

Greater control over regulatory compliance
Better protection of confidential business information
Consistent coverage of multiple importers
Reduced dependence on a single customer or importer
Centralised authority communication
Improved continuity of EAEU market access
Easier management of supply-chain changes

GPC can assess the most suitable representation model based on your products, importer structure and target EAEU countries.

GOST Safety Data Sheet and Chemical Labelling Compliance

When supplying chemical products en el markets of Russia and other EAEU countries safety documentation and labeling en compliance con el relevant GOST requirements puede ser required.

Translation of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) UE REACH compliant is NOT sufficient.GOST standards for classification of chemical hazards, for labeling of chemical products as well as for Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and for declarations of health and environmental hazards.

Chemical hazard classification
Chemical product labelling
Safety Data Sheet format and content
Health and environmental hazard communication

Requirements applicable to chemical products (in Russia y other EAEU countries) en terms of safety documentation and labelling will be introduced on 1 March 2026 by GOST 30333-2022 standard conforming a seventh revised edition of Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) of UN.

A compliant Safety Data Sheet should generally:

Be prepared in Russian
Contain the standard 16 sections
Identify the responsible supplier or manufacturer
Include the relevant issue or revision date
Reflect applicable GOST classification
Include appropriate emergency information
Be updated when material information changes

Russian labels generally need to include:

Product identification
Product composition
Manufacturer or supplier details
Emergency contact information
Hazard pictograms
Signal word
Hazard statements
Precautionary statements

In addition a el información provided above for national requirements, a Russian SDS also may need a ser registered o confirmed en accordance with the relevant national procedure.

Current Chemical Compliance Requirements in Russia

Until the harmonised Eurasia REACH system comes into operation, el companies tienen a fulfill el existing requirements for Russia.

Depending on the product, current obligations may include:

Russian-language Safety Data Sheet
GOST hazard classification
Russian chemical labelling
Safety Data Sheet registration
State Registration Certificate assessment
Sanitary and hygiene compliance
Product-specific conformity assessment
Importer or authorised representative documentation

For products that fall under the scope of the sanitary registration framework, a State Registration Certificate (also referred to as an SGR) may be required for certain products.

An SGR assessment may involve:

Product-scope review
Applicant eligibility assessment
Composition review
GOST Safety Data Sheet preparation
Technical dossier preparation
Laboratory testing
Expert evaluation
Coordination with the responsible Russian authority
Local representative support

Work on national compliance and future work under TR EAEU 041/2017 should be organized as two separate workstreams.

Our Eurasia REACH Registration Services

GPC provides comprehensive Eurasia REACH Registration Services for manufacturers, exporters, importers and distributors placing chemical substances, mixtures and chemical products on the Eurasian Economic Union market.

We can support the complete notification and registration process on behalf of our clients, including preparation of the required technical dossiers under TR EAEU 041/2017.

Our services include regulatory assessment, inventory searches, substance identity verification, registration strategy, new substance notification, data-gap analysis, testing coordination, technical dossier preparation, GOST Safety Data Sheets and local representation support.

EAEU 041/2017 Applicability Assessment

We determine whether your substance, mixture or chemical product falls within the scope of Eurasia REACH.

The assessment includes:

Confirmation of regulatory scope
Identification of applicable exemptions
Review of product-specific requirements
Identification of industry- or sector-specific rules
Assessment of other EAEU or national regulations that may apply
Clarification of obligations for substances, mixtures and chemical products

EAEU Market Chemical Compliance Assessment

We assess the EAEU countries in which your chemical products are currently supplied or intended to be supplied.

The assessment includes:

Review of the target EAEU member states
Identification of current national chemical requirements
Comparison of national obligations with future EAEU requirements
Review of importer and manufacturer responsibilities
Identification of possible compliance gaps
Development of a market-access compliance strategy

Chemical Inventory and Register Search

We carry out a search of the relevant chemical inventories and registers to determine whether a substance is likely to be classified as an existing or new chemical.

The search may include:

CAS number searches
Chemical-name searches
Review of molecular and structural information
Assessment of previous inventory nominations
Comparison with available Russian and EAEU inventory information
Evaluation of possible substance matches
Identification of substances that may require new chemical notification

Substance Identity Verification

Accurate substance identification is essential for determining inventory status, registration requirements and data obligations.

We assess:

Chemical names
CAS numbers
IUPAC names
Structural information
Molecular information
Product composition
Purity
Impurities
Additives
Polymer status
UVCB identity
Substance sameness
Analytical information

Registration Route Assessment

We determine the most appropriate registration route for the substance or chemical product.

The assessment considers whether the product may be subject to:

Notification registration
Permissive registration
New chemical substance notification
Another applicable conformity-assessment or registration route
An exemption or product-specific procedure

The assessment also identifies:

Expected documentation
Required technical information
Test-data requirements
Safety Data Sheet requirements
Applicant and representative responsibilities
Expected registration validity
Post-registration obligations

New Chemical Substance Notification

For substances that may be considered new under the applicable EAEU framework, we prepare the information required for a new chemical substance notification.

The notification package may include:

Substance identity
Chemical names and identifiers
Composition and purity
Impurity information
Hazard information
Physicochemical properties
Toxicological information
Ecotoxicological information
Intended applications and uses
Exposure information
Risk-management information
Relevant scientific data
Available study reports
Supporting technical documentation

GPC can compile the notification package and coordinate the submission process on behalf of the client where the applicable procedure permits.

Data-Gap Analysis

We perform a detailed data-gap analysis to identify the information already available for a substance and compare it with the information required for registration or notification.

The assessment covers:

Physicochemical data
Toxicological data
Ecotoxicological data
Analytical data
Exposure information
Use information
Risk-management information
Classification information
Existing study reports
Literature and recognised data sources
Reliability and suitability of available data

The final data-gap report identifies:

Available information
Missing information
Data-quality concerns
Additional studies that may be required
Potential alternative data approaches
Recommended next steps

Testing and Data-Generation Strategy

Where the available data are insufficient, we develop a proportionate testing or data-generation strategy.

The strategy may include:

Identification of required studies
Prioritisation of critical data gaps
Stepwise testing plans
Literature searches
Use of recognised published information
Read-across or grouping approaches, where acceptable
Analytical testing
Physicochemical testing
Toxicological testing
Ecotoxicological testing
Coordination with qualified laboratories
Review of test reports for regulatory suitability

Testing is planned to avoid unnecessary duplication while ensuring that the required information is available for registration.

Technical Dossier Preparation

We prepare the technical documentation package required for the registration or introduction of a chemical substance or product to the EAEU market.

The technical dossier may include:

Applicant information
Manufacturer information
Substance identity
Chemical composition
Purity and impurity profile
Structural formula
Número CAS
Analytical data
Physicochemical information
Toxicological information
Ecotoxicological information
Intended uses
Exposure information
Transportation information
Emergency-response measures
Disposal or processing methods
Analytical control methods
Classification and labelling
Safety Data Sheet
Study reports
Testing plan
Chemical Safety Report, where applicable
Supporting declarations and certificates

Chemical Safety Report Support

Where a Chemical Safety Report is required, we assist with its preparation and supporting assessments.

Our support may include:

Human health hazard assessment
Physicochemical hazard assessment
Environmental hazard assessment
PBT assessment
vPvB assessment
Evaluación de la exposición
Exposure scenarios
Identification of operational conditions
Risk-management measures
Risk characterisation
Assessment of identified uses
Review of safe-use conditions
Compilation of the final Chemical Safety Report

GOST Safety Data Sheet Preparation

We prepare and review Safety Data Sheets in Russian in accordance with the applicable GOST requirements.

Our GOST SDS services include:

Preparation of a new Russian Safety Data Sheet
Translation and regulatory adaptation of an existing SDS
Review of chemical classification
Review of mandatory SDS sections
Inclusion of relevant Russian regulatory information
Review of occupational exposure limits
Transport classification
Emergency information
Supplier and manufacturer information
Revision and updating of existing SDSs
Support with SDS registration or formalisation where applicable

A direct translation of an EU Safety Data Sheet may not be sufficient. The document must be adapted to the applicable GOST format and regulatory requirements.

Classification and Labelling Services

We assess the appropriate hazard classification and prepare the necessary hazard communication information.

Our services include:

Hazard classification assessment
Review of substance and mixture classifications
Identification of hazard classes and categories
Selection of hazard pictograms
Selection of signal words
Preparation of hazard statements
Preparation of precautionary statements
Review of product identifiers
Preparation of Russian-language labels
Review of supplier and emergency-contact information
Alignment of the label with the applicable Safety Data Sheet
Review against relevant GOST requirements

Nominated Representative Coordination

For manufacturers established outside the EAEU, we evaluate the most suitable structure for local representation.

Our support may include:

Assessment of whether a locally established representative is required
Review of the manufacturer’s importer structure
Identification of the most appropriate representation model
Coordination with an EAEU-established representative
Clarification of representative responsibilities
Support with contractual arrangements
Management of confidential business information
Communication with importers
Maintenance of compliance documentation
Support with authority communications
Registration and notification coordination

The exact title and responsibilities of the representative will depend on the applicable EAEU and national requirements.

Russian State Registration Certificate Support

GPC assesses whether a Russian State Registration Certificate, commonly referred to as an SGR, is required for the chemical product.

Our support includes:

SGR applicability assessment
Product-scope review
Applicant eligibility assessment
Review of composition and technical information
Preparation of required technical documents
Preparation or review of the Russian Safety Data Sheet
Coordination of laboratory testing
Coordination with local experts and institutions
Arrangement of a local contact or representative
Application support
Response to authority questions
Certificate review
Post-certification compliance support

Regulatory Monitoring

We monitor regulatory developments that may affect Eurasia REACH registration and EAEU market access.

Our regulatory monitoring covers:

Implementation dates
Entry-into-force developments
Second-level legislation
EAEU information-system development
Registration procedures
New substance notification procedures
Official fees
Transitional arrangements
National implementation measures
Changes to chemical inventories
Changes to registration requirements
Relevant GOST updates
Classification and labelling developments
Safety Data Sheet requirements
Authority guidance and announcements

Clients are informed of relevant developments so that compliance strategies and technical documentation can be updated where necessary.

End-to-End Eurasia REACH Registration Support

GPC can manage the complete compliance process, including:

Regulatory applicability assessment
Chemical inventory search
Substance identity verification
Registration-route determination
Data-gap analysis
Testing strategy
GOST Safety Data Sheet preparation
Classification and labelling
Technical dossier preparation
Chemical Safety Report support
New chemical substance notification
Nominated Representative coordination
Submission support
Authority communication
Post-registration monitoring and maintenance

Our objective is to provide a structured and practical compliance pathway that supports uninterrupted access to the EAEU chemical market.

Eurasia REACH Registration Process

Step 1: Identify Products and Markets

Make a list of substances, of mixtures and of chemical products which son o will ser supplied to EAEU countries.

Step 2: Confirm Substance Identity

Confirm the Identity of the Substance (chemical name, CAS number, composition, impurities, additives, etc.). Does the substance fall under the scope of the substances covered by TR EAEU 041/2017?

Step 3: Assess Regulatory Scope

Is TR EAEU 041/2017, an exemption, national provisions or product-specific provisions applicable?

Step 4: Check Chemical Inventory Status

Check available chemical inventory and existing registration información for the substance to determine whether it will be treated as existing or new chemical substance.

Step 5: Determine the Registration Route

Determine el Inscripción Route (Notification o Permissive Inscripción o other)

Step 6: Identify the Responsible Applicant

Manufacturer/Exporter/Supplier o Importer o Authorized Persona or Nominated Representative of Legal Entity, responsible for conformity compliance of the regulated goods with requirements of technical regulation TR EAEU 041/2017.

Step 7: Complete a Data-Gap Assessment

Review existing SDS’s, test reports, analytical data, prior submissions, etc. for use in data-gap assessment.

Step 8: Prepare Compliance Documentation

Complete a package of el compliance documentation: the application (register), el GOST Safety Data Sheet, a description of the classification and labeling as well as a technical dossier.

Step 9: Complete Testing Where Required

Generate or obtain el necessary información by means of testing, recognized data sources etc. a complete the information required for the dossier.

Step 10: Submit and Maintain the Registration

Submit el documentation in due course once the relevant part of the EAEU information system is launched for processing of documentation y then update as necessary as changes to products o other information or other circumstances that are relevant.

Information Required to Start a Eurasia REACH Assessment

The following information is generally required:

Manufacturer’s legal name and address
Importer and distributor information
EAEU destination countries
Product trade name
Chemical name
Número CAS
Molecular and structural information
Product composition
Concentration ranges
Purity
Impurities and additives
Existing Safety Data Sheet
Annual export or import volume
Intended uses
Customer and importer structure
Existing Russian or EAEU certificates
Available test reports
Analytical information
Previous inventory nomination evidence
Current labels
Packaging information

En information concerning the confidential composition and sustancias of unknown composition o no fully defined or not fully characterized are treated as confidential in accordance with the terms and conditions of the confidentiality agreement.

Eurasia REACH Registration Timeline

One registration time frame hace no fit all sustancias.

The project duration will depend on:

Substance inventory status
Registration route
Complexity of substance identity
Availability of data
Need for laboratory testing
Technical dossier requirements
Chemical Safety Report requirements
Applicant or representative arrangements
Authority review
Availability of the EAEU information system

A first assessment of a company’s sustancias y available datos should ser done as soon as possible and not be delayed until el last minute of preparing a final submission.

Eurasia REACH Registration Fees

Official Fee for Inscripción of TR EAEU 041/2017 not yet fully published for all procedures.

Additional costs for a compliance project:

Regulatory applicability assessment
Inventory search
Substance identity assessment
Data-gap analysis
GOST Safety Data Sheet preparation
Classification and labelling
Technical dossier preparation
Chemical Safety Report
Laboratory testing
Nominated Representative services
Translation
Authority or administrative charges
Registration maintenance

We puede provide you a price for a specific product for a compliance project once we know el specifics for that product, i.e. how many sustancias are in the product, el registration route (full, partial or EAEU only) as well as the available data for the substances in the product, y el specific services you require.

Why Choose GPC for Eurasia REACH Registration Services?

Regulatory and Scientific Expertise

Our experts tienen many years of experience in chemical identification y toxicology and in ecotoxicology as well as in the area of hazard communication. We tienen experience in compiling dossiers.

Support for Non-EAEU Manufacturers

We also explain to non-EAEU fabricantes el duties of an Importer, el criteria that shall be applied to Applicants y el possibilities of representation.

Current and Future Compliance

Our información en current and future requirements for compliance con chemicals in Eurasia goes beyond the requirements of individual member states y also includes información en el requirements that will be implemented by the TR EAEU 041/2017 in the future.

End-to-End Project Support

We support el whole project cycle. After an initial assessment of the requirements, we check whether the products are to be found in an inventario y, if necessary, analyze data gaps. In addition to preparing the dossier required for approval, we can also complete the preparation of a GOST compliant Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for el products. We also coordinate a representative y check whether the required approvals or notifications are still in force on an ongoing basis.

Confidentiality Protection

We puede help you organize your supply chain so que información concerning chemical composition of substances y said substances remain confidential.

Multi-Market Regulatory Support

Support for suppliers of chemicals for global markets: Eurasia REACH en conjunction con other chemicals regulations world-wide (e.g. EU REACH, UK REACH, Turkish KKDIK, K-REACH,).

Frequently Asked Questions About Eurasia REACH Registration

1. What is Eurasia REACH registration?

Eurasia REACH registration refers to the registration and notification of chemical substances, mixtures and chemical products under TR EAEU 041/2017 on the Safety of Chemical Products.

The regulation is intended to establish a harmonised system for chemical registration, classification, labelling, Safety Data Sheets and market access within the Eurasian Economic Union.

2. Which countries are covered by Eurasia REACH?

Eurasia REACH covers the five member states of the Eurasian Economic Union:

Armenia
Belarus
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Russia

3. Is Eurasia REACH currently in force?

The complete harmonised registration system has not yet become fully operational.

Important procedures relating to the EAEU chemical register and notification of new substances were adopted in August 2025. However, further implementation measures, national procedures and information systems are still required before the complete registration framework becomes operational.

4. Who is responsible for Eurasia REACH registration?

The responsible applicant is expected to be an entity legally established within the EAEU, such as:

An EAEU manufacturer
An EAEU importer
An authorised person
Another eligible locally established legal entity

A manufacturer based outside the EAEU may need to work through an importer or locally established representative.

5. What is a Eurasia REACH Nominated Representative?

A Eurasia REACH Nominated Representative is generally an EAEU-established entity appointed to support a foreign manufacturer with its chemical compliance obligations.

The representative may:

Coordinate registration or notification
Communicate with EAEU authorities
Maintain technical documentation
Coordinate with importers
Protect confidential substance information
Support GOST SDS and labelling compliance
Manage registration updates

The exact legal status and responsibilities of the representative will depend on the final implementation rules.

6. What is the difference between an existing and a new substance?

An existing substance is generally a substance included in the applicable EAEU Register of Chemical Substances and Mixtures.

A substance that is not included in the register may be considered a new chemical substance and may require notification, additional test data and a more detailed technical dossier.

Historical listing in the Russian chemical inventory does not automatically confirm the final EAEU registration status.

7. What is the difference between notification registration and permissive registration?

Notification registration is expected to apply to eligible chemical products containing substances already included in the EAEU chemical register, provided that they do not contain prohibited substances or restricted substances above applicable concentration limits.

Permissive registration is expected to apply to:

New chemical substances
Substances not included in the EAEU register
Chemical products containing restricted substances above applicable limits
Products requiring a more extensive safety assessment

8. What documents are required for Eurasia REACH registration?

The expected registration dossier may include:

Application form
Substance identity information
Product composition
Purity and impurity information
GOST-compliant Safety Data Sheet
Hazard classification
Labelling information
Physicochemical data
Toxicological data
Ecotoxicological data
Test reports
Intended-use information
Exposure and risk-management information
Technical dossier
Chemical Safety Report, where required

The exact requirements will depend on the substance, product and registration route.

9. Is a Russian-language Safety Data Sheet required?

Chemical products supplied in Russia generally require safety information in Russian and may need a Safety Data Sheet prepared according to the applicable GOST standard.

An EU REACH SDS can be used as source information, but it does not automatically meet Russian requirements. The document may need to be adapted for:

GOST format
Hazard classification
Russian terminology
Exposure limits
National regulatory references
Supplier and emergency information

10. What should companies do now to prepare for Eurasia REACH?

Companies should begin by preparing a complete inventory of the substances and mixtures they supply to the EAEU.

Recommended actions include:

List all substances and products supplied to EAEU countries
Confirm chemical names and CAS numbers
Review product compositions
Check available chemical inventories
Identify substances that may be considered new
Record annual supply volumes
Collect available test reports
Complete a data-gap analysis
Prepare or update GOST Safety Data Sheets
Review importer and representative arrangements
Develop a registration and notification strategy

GPC can support companies with inventory searches, substance identity assessment, registration strategy, new substance notification, technical dossier preparation, GOST SDS services, classification and labelling, testing coordination and EAEU representation.

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