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Kazakhstan exporters can order Russian marking codes for 15 new product groups

Kazakh producers and marketplace sellers can obtain the codes for shipments to Russia through the Tañba system.

Kazakhstan has launched a module for ordering Russian product marking codes for 15 new product groups. The codes are generated by a Russian operator and can be ordered and received through Tañba.

Author: Робот Source: Ministry of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan

A marking code on product packaging beside a computer screen displaying an ordering system
Businesses can use Tañba to order marking codes for products supplied to Russia. Illustrative photo. Photo: PDPhotos / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

Kazakh producers and exporters, including marketplace sellers, can now obtain Russian marking codes through the Tañba system for goods supplied to Russia. The new module covers 15 product groups.

The list includes perfumery; tyres; cameras and flash units; cosmetics and household chemicals; children's games and toys; packaged water; animal feed; sturgeon and salmon roe; bicycles and bicycle frames; certain construction materials; antiseptics and disinfectants; confectionery; sports nutrition; canned goods; and vegetable oils.

The module is intended to help businesses obtain the required codes without intermediaries when mandatory marking rules take effect in Russia before similar requirements apply in Kazakhstan. The Russian operator, LLC Operator-CRPT, generates the codes with cryptographic protection, while the Kazakh operator arranges their ordering and receipt. Data is exchanged between the national systems through secure channels.

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Businesses apply the codes to goods intended for cross-border transport to Russia. This allows them to meet Russian marking requirements by ordering codes through an operator in their own country.

The mechanism was introduced under Decision No. 19 of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission, dated March 5, 2021, which sets out how national marking systems interact within the Eurasian Economic Union.

A similar mechanism for light-industry goods has operated between Kazakhstan and Russia since 2024. Adding 15 more product groups expands options for Kazakh businesses and makes it easier to prepare goods for supply to the Russian market.

Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan

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