Labeling of juices, nectars and fruit drinks began in Russia

Published 2024년 5월 31일

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Russia has initiated the mandatory labeling of a broad range of non-alcoholic beverages, including juices, nectars, and fruit drinks, in all types of packaging. This initiative is part of the third stage of soft drink labeling, already mandated for sodas, lemonades, energy drinks, and kvass. The move aims to combat counterfeit products and ensure quality, with over 121,000 participants registered in the system and 89% compliance. From 2023, cash registers will be programmed to halt sales of expired or illegal beverage products. Meanwhile, retail stores and businesses are required to submit sales data for beer and low-alcohol drinks through cash register equipment. This initiative is part of Russia's 'Honest Mark' labeling system, implemented since 2019 to combat illicit trade, which covers a wide variety of products.
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In Russia, mandatory labeling of juices, nectars, fruit drinks and drinks made from plant materials has started, regardless of the type of packaging. This is the third stage of the introduction of mandatory labeling for soft drinks, reported the Center for the Development of Advanced Technologies (CRPT, operator of the "Honest Sign" labeling). Mandatory labeling of various non-alcoholic drinks will be introduced in 2023; it is already applied to sodas, lemonades, energy drinks and kvass packaged in glass, PET bottles and cans. “Starting today, juices, nectars, fruit drinks and drinks based on plant materials have been added to the labeling. Thus, labeling has become mandatory for all types of non-alcoholic drinks in all types of packaging, including kegs,” said Yulia Kuzmina, head of the excise-free food products department of the CRPT. By the beginning of the stage, 121,588 participants in the circulation of soft drinks were registered in the system, including 2,050 manufacturers ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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