Russia and its 'close friends' have recently been active in IEC,
including inviting the big General Meeting to Vladivostok (!) last
year. But consistency is not a marked trait in those countries.
John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only
J M Woodgate and Associates www.woodjohn.uk
Rayleigh, Essex
John, et al,
Well, it wasn't too long ago that we were trying to
understand the BRIC countries from a regulatory point of view.
Brazil seems to have learned how to work the international
system and is growing economically, especially in the medical area.
Pete
Ref you 2nd para, that was my preferred approach/advice re a CBA on
certification costs, having, for decades and with quite a few companies,
experienced at first hand the costs of a company not doing its homework
first. Nevertheless, many marketing depts. (and some senior tech staff!)
Brian, John et al,
So this points out that there are consequences for actions -
even on the World level.
I have learned from this exchange that I will advise
manufacturers to only consider 'expensive' certifications if they can expect
enough profit from
Cortland
It's not actually just existing legislation - within the last few years
Russia has introduced a number of new laws/regulations which specifically
require that some or all of many products, activities, services and so on
must be made/done within the country, and that "foreign"
Brian
If you (or anyone else) want to get some of the "Big Picture" in Russia (or
many other countries as well), then go to this website
http://www.cms-lawnow.com/country/russia and "explore".
Also very worthwhile signing up for the CMS LawNow newsletters which they
send out about the
Thanks to all who have posted on this subject. It has been most helpful. We
are starting to get the "Big Picture".
We have looked over the "TRs" and our type of products are not listed as
requiring mandatory testing, so for years our products has breezed right in.
But recently, Russia want
If so, it would not be the first time governments have used existing
regulations to erect trade barriers.
Cortland Richmond
2017 5:45 PM, John Allen wrote:
Probably due to Putin’s desire to promote (by any means – including
regulation!) for *everything* to be done in Russia, not
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