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SGR for household and industrial chemicals

๐Ÿ“ฐ SGR for household and industrial chemicals

Household and industrial chemicals are one of the most strictly controlled categories of goods.
Such products may contain active substances that can have negative impacts on human health and the environment.
They may therefore be sold and manufactured in Kazakhstan and the other EAEU countries only after state registration (SGR).

๐Ÿงด What types of chemicals are subject to state registration?

Under Decision No. 299 of the Customs Union Commission, an SGR is required for:
  • cleaning and disinfection products;
  • detergents and cleaning agents;
  • bleaches, stain removers;
  • polishes, products for treating furniture, metals, glass;
  • reagents for water treatment;
  • industrial chemical compounds and reagents;
  • aerosols and solvent-based products.
Any product that comes into contact with people or surfaces and requires hygienic safety is subject to registration.

๐Ÿงพ 1. Document preparation

The first step is to collect a complete package of documents.
The applicant provides:
  • an application for registration;
  • a product description covering composition, intended use and applications;
  • a technical passport, technical conditions (TU) or the applicable GOST standard;
  • packaging and label samples;
  • manufacturer and importer information;
  • raw material certificates, where necessary.
โš™๏ธ ALMA TEST specialists help determine the chemical product category and prepare the correct documentation.

๐Ÿ” 2. Document analysis and product identification

After receiving the application, experts from the accredited body carry out:
  • analysis of the provided documentation;
  • checking the composition for compliance with established sanitary standards;
  • determination of the hazard category of the product (according to GOST 12.1.007-76 and sanitary regulations);
  • formation of a list of tests necessary to confirm safety.

๐Ÿ”ฌ 3. Laboratory tests

Product samples are then sent for sanitary and hygienic testing.
Testing takes place in accredited laboratories in Kazakhstan and covers:
  • toxicological characteristics, including acute and chronic toxicity;
  • irritation of the skin and mucous membranes;
  • effects on the respiratory system and allergenicity;
  • levels of volatile and hazardous substances;
  • the stability and safety of the packaging.
๐Ÿ“˜ For industrial formulations, the environmental impact and disposal conditions are additionally checked.
The results are recorded in test reports, which serve as the basis for further examination.

๐Ÿ“„ 4. Document development and expert opinion

After receiving the test reports, specialists prepare:
  • expert opinion, confirming that the chemical is safe when used correctly;
  • laboratory test reports;
  • summary report on the examination results.
The conclusion contains recommendations on use, storage conditions, labeling and warning labels.

๐Ÿ›๏ธ 5. Issuance of a certificate and registration in the EAEU

On the basis of a positive expert opinion, the competent government authority decides whether to issue a Certificate of State Registration (SGR).
Product data is entered in the EAEU Unified Register on the official website of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC).
The product is then authorized for circulation throughout the Union.

โš ๏ธ Labeling requirements for household and industrial chemicals

The packaging must indicate:
  • name and purpose of the product;
  • composition (including active ingredients);
  • precautions and first aid in case of contact with skin or eyes;
  • storage conditions and shelf life;
  • country and address of the manufacturer;
  • SGR registration number.
๐Ÿ“˜ Failure to properly label may result in registration being denied.

๐Ÿงฉ How ALMA TEST helps obtain an SGR for chemical products

ALMA TEST supports clients through every stage:
  • consultation and identification of the product category;
  • document preparation;
  • arrangement of laboratory testing;
  • obtaining an expert opinion;
  • application submission and receipt of the SGR.
We provide a complete, official registration service that results in recognition throughout the EAEU.

โœ… Summary

An SGR for household and industrial chemicals is a mandatory document confirming that the product is safe for human health and meets EAEU sanitary requirements.
The procedure includes document analysis, testing, and examination, following which the product is entered into the register and approved for sale.
With ALMA TEST, the SGR process is completed officially, quickly and accurately, and you receive a certificate valid throughout the Union.