Product Certification Services

Introducing new international products to the Russian market is an art of opportunity. Doing so in full compliance with the law is the strategy of a reliable business.

We are your trusted partner in the world of certification and labeling. We handle all legal and bureaucratic procedures, allowing you to focus on what matters most: brand development and sales growth.

Our expertise is your pass to marketplace shelves:

• "Honest Sign" Marking: As official system partners, we manage the entire cycle—from obtaining codes to application and registration. Your product becomes a "legal resident" of the digital market.

• Mandatory Certification: We complete all required TR CU/EAC certificates and declarations of conformity, guaranteeing your products are safe and compliant.

• Voluntary Certification: We help obtain additional certificates to strengthen customer trust and differentiate you from competitors.

• Pre-Procurement Consultation: We analyze your product before you order from China and provide a clear legalization plan—saving you time and money at the planning stage.

With us, your business is protected, and your reputation remains flawless.

Since 2020, the Russian Federation has been progressively implementing a mandatory electronic product labeling system.

This initiative, operated under the “Chестnyy ZNAK” (Chestnyy ZNAK, officially rendered in English as “Honest SIGN”) framework, mandates that designated categories of goods be affixed with unique digital identifiers. These identifiers facilitate comprehensive, end-to-end traceability across the entire supply chain—from manufacturing and distribution to retail sale.

As of the latest regulatory updates, the system encompasses a wide range of products, including tobacco goods, select pharmaceuticals, footwear, apparel, cameras, tires, and perfumery, all of which are required to bear compliant electronic labels. In accordance with the government’s official roadmap, the scope of the labeling requirement is scheduled to expand in the near term to include additional categories such as bicycles, household chemicals, piping systems, and industrial cables.