Registration of disinfectants in the EAEU
Disinfectants represent a specialised category of chemical and biological agents with a broad spectrum of application, encompassing disinfection, pre-sterilisation cleaning, sterilisation, disinsection, and rodent control. This category also includes repellents and pediculicides used in sanitary and hygiene procedures. Given their direct impact on public health and epidemiological safety, all such products are subject to mandatory state registration before being admitted to the EAEU market.
Which disinfectants are subject to mandatory registration?
Registration is carried out in accordance with the Uniform Sanitary, Epidemiological and Hygienic Requirements for Products Subject to Sanitary and Epidemiological Supervision (Control), approved under Decision No. 299 of 28 May 2010. The registration procedure fully complies with EAEU regulatory requirements, and the state registration certificate obtained is recognised and valid across all five member states of the Union, ensuring unrestricted product circulation throughout the entire common market. Key product categories subject to registration include:
- Repellents against insects, arthropods, and rodents
- Insecticides intended for the control of arthropods and insects
- Disinfecting agents for the elimination of pathogenic and harmful microorganisms from surfaces, textiles, human skin, and for the treatment of premises and objects
- Pre-sterilisation and sterilisation agents for cleaning and thorough decontamination
Compliance with EAEU registration requirements is a prerequisite for the lawful circulation of disinfectants across all member states and serves as a guarantee of their safety and efficacy for end users.
- Insect, arthropod, rodent repellents
- Insecticides to control arthropods and insects
- Disinfectants. For the destruction of pathogenic and harmful microorganisms from surfaces, woven fabrics, human skin, as well as for the treatment of premises and objects
- Pre-sterilising and sterilising agents for cleaning and removing contamination