New requirements for coffee and chicory extracts enter into force in Ukraine

Published 2023년 5월 11일

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A new Ministry of Agricultural Policy order, set to take effect on May 15, 2023, will regulate the quality, terminology, and labeling of coffee extracts and chicory extracts for human consumption, except for 'cafe torrefacto soluble.' This regulation, based on the 1999/4/EC European Parliament and Council directive, aims to ensure product safety and quality. A transitional period will allow for existing stocks to be sold until January 1, 2026, after which non-compliant products may no longer circulate. The order's goal is to enhance the export potential of Ukrainian producers by standardizing these extracts, aligning with the EU's directive on coffee and chicory extracts.

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Starting next week, the order of the Ministry of Agricultural Policy "On Approval of Requirements for Coffee Extracts and Chicory Extracts", which introduces a number of requirements for the quality, terminology, marking, labeling of coffee extracts and chicory extracts, will come into force. This became known from the information on the page of the order in the legislation base of the Verkhovna Rada. "The order enters into force 6 months after its official publication. It will enter into force on 05.15.2023", - it is noted in the card of the regulatory act. At the same time, the order established a transitional period until January 1, 2026. That is, for another 2.5 years on the market of coffee extracts and chicory extracts, the old norms will operate in parallel. And until January 1, 2026, circulation of the specified products may not be prohibited or restricted due to non-compliance. But this rule will work only until the expiration date of the specified products. Follow the ...

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