The recent tragical events have caused both in the EU and in Russia the need for full compliance when exporting/importing.

The 16/03/2022 EU Guidelines state:

 If a covered item exported from the EU to a third country is re-exported to Russia, national competent authorities may consider the EU exporter’s failure to conduct adequate due diligence as a breach of the Sanctions Regulation. If the EU exporter knowingly and intentionally fails to conduct such due diligence, this can be considered as participation in a circumvention scheme.

Russian Customs has stopped many shipments requesting the Dual-Use and Free to Export certification.

For those who need these certifications, despite the very high volume of applications for Certification arriving at our Brussels office, we manage to process requests (with priority to those with goods at the border) within 24/48 hours.

Applicable standards for certification

EIFEC EC1001.02:ECP/EUDU
EC1001.02:ECP/EURUSSIA

Certified Export Compliant Product EU-ECP/ RUSSIA
Certify that the Product has been evaluated by an accredited Organization/Authority (CA) and has been found in compliance with EU Council Regulation EC n. No 833/2014 of 31 July 2014 and all associated legal amendments thereon, setting up an EU Community regime of restrictive measures against Russia.

In addition is necessary to verify also under the applicability of Dual Use Regulation.
Can be used the following standard
Certified Export Compliant Product EU-ECP/ DUAL USE
Certify that the Product has been evaluated by an accredited Organization/Authority (CA) and has been found in compliance with EU Council Regulation EC n. 2021/821 of 20 may 2021 and all associated legal amendments thereon, setting up an EU Community regime for the control of exports, transfer, brokering and transit of dual-use items.