ASUS, a Taiwanese manufacturer of computer equipment and components, has filed two applications for inclusion of its products in the register of the Eurasian Economic Union, which includes Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. Information about this appeared in the Unified Register of Notifications on the characteristics of ciphering (cryptographic) means and the goods containing them.
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Registration in the aforementioned register will allow the importation of goods into the territory of the single economic zone and their legal sale in any country of the EAEU. ASUS official representatives have so far refrained from commenting on this issue. Recall that in mid-March ASUS announced the suspension of the supply of its products to Russia, the company suspended its operations in Russia.
The new manufacturer’s applications were submitted on July 26 and November 11 and will expire in 2027. The first application includes goods previously sold on the Russian market. We are talking about the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 series 2021 graphics cards. The second application concerns the new video card models ASUS Radeon RX7900XTthat were presented this month.
Registration notification numbers contain the prefix KZ, which indicates the registration of goods for import into Kazakhstan. At the same time, the agreement between EAEU countries allows goods delivered with the consent of the rightful owner in Kazakhstan to be sold freely on the markets of other countries of the union.
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