ICC is a group of companies working in conformity assessment, laboratory and scientific testing, R&D, foreign trade and consulting. Each line of work is run by its own legal entity, and the certification body and the laboratory each hold their own accreditation. For the client it stays one project with one person in charge.
The group's certification body. It issues and registers certificates and declarations of conformity under the technical regulations of the Eurasian Economic Union, together with the matching EU documents.
Go to the certification sectionThe group's accredited testing laboratory. It carries out laboratory testing, measurement and research programmes, and issues test reports that are recognised across the Union.
Go to the laboratory sectionChoosing the scheme, certification and declaration under the technical regulations of the EAEU, and the matching EU documents.
Accredited testing and measurement establishing the qualitative and quantitative characteristics of an object.
Research programmes and development of methods where a standard test does not answer the client's question.
Product and formulation development, with the regulatory route in view from the very first step.
Customs classification, import documentation and support of foreign trade operations across the Union.
Regulatory strategy for companies entering the EAEU: what is required, in what order, and what it will cost.
Whichever company carries out the work, the client sees one file, one manager and one set of deadlines.
We establish which technical regulations apply, which company within the group will handle the case, and the shortest lawful way to the document. We name the price in advance, and it does not change.
A single checklist of everything we need from you. Samples are taken and logged under individual identifiers, so they can be traced at every stage.
The work is performed by the accredited laboratory of the International Research Center. Test reports are issued in a form recognised throughout the Union.
The certification body draws up the certificate or the declaration and enters it in the state register. You receive the finished document together with an archive copy.