Starting today, July 1, Russia is expanding the list of goods…
Starting today, July 1, Russia is expanding the list of goods subject to mandatory marking under the 'Chestny Znak' system. Moscow, July 1: TASS reports that from July 1, mandatory labeling for sweets will be introduced in Russia, according to a government decree.
Consensus
- The mandatory marking system 'Chestny Znak' is being expanded to include chocolates, candies, caramels, and chewing gum starting July 1, 2026.
- The purpose of the marking is to make the sweets market more transparent and ensure product safety and legality.
Points of divergence
- The expansion includes all confectionery products except for those already marked in previous phases, such as cookies, marzipan, jelly, pastries, eastern sweets, waffles, chocolate pastes, bread and flour goods like croissants, cakes, etc. — fontanka
- The marking system was introduced by government decree and will help buyers verify the legality and safety of products through a mobile app called 'Chestny Znak'. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russia begins labeling chocolate, gum, and candy — Фонтанка
- Mandatory labeling of sweets in Russia — Вести