Annex XXXIII • Art. 12f
Goods, technology and countries under Article 12f
List of goods and technology and of countries referred to in Article 12f. The provision targets circumvention through third countries.
Direction: export to Russia. CN positions: 2. Basis: Regulation 833/2014, current consolidated version on EUR-Lex.
Annex XXXIII is part of Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014 and lists, by CN code, goods covered by the measure under Article 12f. The restriction direction is export to Russia, that is an export ban to Russia. The code list below lets you open the status of a single product. The binding scope is set by the current consolidated version of the act on EUR-Lex. The database is continuously monitored and updated.
- 8457 10Machining centres for working metalExport ban
- 8517 62Machines for the reception, conversion and transmission or regeneration of voice, images or other data, including switching and routing apparatusExport ban
Frequently asked questions
What does Annex XXXIII of Regulation 833/2014 cover?
List of goods and technology and of countries referred to in Article 12f. The provision targets circumvention through third countries. Basis: Article 12f, direction: export to Russia.
Does the restriction apply to export or import?
Goods in Annex XXXIII are covered by a measure of type: export ban to Russia. That means export to Russia. Some items may be subject to wind-down periods or derogations, check the details on the specific CN code page.
Are there exemptions or derogations for these goods?
Regulation 833/2014 typically provides two mechanisms: wind-down periods for contracts concluded before the ban date and derogations granted by the competent national authority for narrowly defined purposes. Scope and conditions depend on the code and article, and the binding source is the current act text on EUR-Lex.
How do I check a specific CN code from this annex?
Click a code from the list below or enter it in the search tool. You will see the sanction status, regime, annex and article, any exemptions, the source version date and a EUR-Lex link, and you can download a PDF report.
Informational page, not legal or customs advice. The binding source is the EU regulation. Check the exact scope and exemptions on the specific code page.