Supply. Integrate. Localize.
End-to-end Localization
End-to-end localization for Russia & the EAEU—function-equivalent replacements, supplier onboarding, PPAP-backed validation, and in-country supply—aligned with EAEU/EAC rules, digital labeling where required, current parallel-import allowances, and local-content / investment Programs.
What We Localize
Compliance & Eligibility
What We Localize
Adhesives & tapes
Protective films
Sealing & NVH
Wire-harness accessories & fasteners Thermal & EMI
Process
Compliance & Eligibility
What We Localize
Assessment
Supplier scouting
Sampling & on-vehicle tests
EAC/PPAP documentation
Local warehousing & rollout.
Compliance & Eligibility
Compliance & Eligibility
Compliance & Eligibility
Non-sanctioned origin only
Civilian end-use only
KYC & end-use statement
Region availability labeled per SKU
Batch traceability.
In-country Execution
In-country Execution
Compliance & Eligibility
Customs & logistics routing
Bonded/regular warehouse options
Safety stock & Min-Max planning
72-hour dispatch for stocked items.
Deliverables
In-country Execution
Deliverables
BOM crosswalk & cost-down plan
Test plan & reports
PPAP pack
Localization report
Supplier onboarding kit.
Russia Policy & Compliance
Regulatory basics (EAEU/EAC)
- Conformity for automotive parts follows TR CU 018/2011 – Safety of wheeled vehicles; approved items carry EAC and have DoC/CoC and PPAP packs.
- Electrical/electronic items must meet TR EAEU 037/2016 (RoHS) with registered EAC declaration.
Product labeling
- Chestny ZNAK digital labeling applies to certain categories; tyres require Data Matrix codes and track & trace.
Trade regime highlights
- Russia allows parallel import for goods on an official list set under Gov. Resolution No. 506 (2022); eligibility depends on the current list and HS codes.
- EAEU Customs Code (2018) enables electronic declarations and online interactions with customs authorities.
Local-content & incentives
- Decree No. 719 defines criteria for recognition as “Russian industrial product,” used for preferences in state procurement and programs.
- SPIC 2.0 (Special Investment Contracts) offers incentives for setting up/expanding high-tech local manufacturing.