New labeling requirements for beer importers come into force in Russia

Published 2024년 11월 30일

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The Russian Federation has introduced new rules for beer importers as part of the 'Honest Sign' labeling system. These rules include providing information on the alcohol content of imported beers and details of the customs document used for importing beers from non-EAEU countries through customs union members. From December 1, extended descriptions will be required for keg products, and packaged products will need to meet these requirements from May 1. These changes are part of the efforts to expand the labeling of beer and beer drinks, and to establish instance traceability to legalize the market and protect consumers from illegal products.

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New requirements for beer importers have come into force in the Russian Federation in the "Honest Sign" labeling system - now they must provide information on the actual ethyl alcohol content of products imported into the territory of the Russian Federation. The corresponding government decree was published on the official portal of legal information. Also, in the case when imported beer is produced outside the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), but is imported through countries - members of the customs union, it is necessary to indicate the details of the customs document on the basis of which the product was imported into the territory of the union. All products imported from the territories of the EAEU countries must have the status "in circulation" even before crossing the borders with the Russian Federation. "The functionality of labeling beer and beer drinks is gradually expanding. Starting from December 1, it will be necessary to enter an extended description into the system ...

Source: Kvedomosti