In the
figure, it is possible to observe how the wine exports to
Russia between 2007 and 2010, are extensive and come
from many countries. For this reason it is essential that producers-exporters worldwide were
aware of what are the steps needed to export wine to
Russia.
Since this is a blog dedicated to the GOST R for Russia is obviously in our interest to focus on the certification system in force for trading wine (like any other drink containing alcohol). First it is necessary to specify that the required certificates for wine, wine products and other alcoholic beverages are not discriminative measures of the Russian Federation with the aim of hindering the import of not domestic products, but are directed to any product that aims to end up on the shelves of Russian stores.
Since this is a blog dedicated to the GOST R for Russia is obviously in our interest to focus on the certification system in force for trading wine (like any other drink containing alcohol). First it is necessary to specify that the required certificates for wine, wine products and other alcoholic beverages are not discriminative measures of the Russian Federation with the aim of hindering the import of not domestic products, but are directed to any product that aims to end up on the shelves of Russian stores.
Two certification
process should be dealt with: the first
is obtaining the declaration
of conformity GOST R and the subsequent registration of
the alcoholic products in the
Russian Federation in accordance with federal law. This
phase is relatively simple, are usually required one
or two days, and its validity that may vary, according to
the customer requirements, from single delivery and 5
years.
The second phase of certification instead is more laborious and costly it is to obtain the Health certification EurAsEC Customs Union. As already discussed on this blog before, the health certificate EurAsEc has a validity that extends beyond Russia, also to Kazakhstan and Belarus and above all is not burdened by expiry as it does GOST certificates for Russia in general.
The Health Certification of the Union includes a series of tests and inspections directly to products and packaging with the aim of ensuring security and clarity for consumers.
The second phase of certification instead is more laborious and costly it is to obtain the Health certification EurAsEC Customs Union. As already discussed on this blog before, the health certificate EurAsEc has a validity that extends beyond Russia, also to Kazakhstan and Belarus and above all is not burdened by expiry as it does GOST certificates for Russia in general.
The Health Certification of the Union includes a series of tests and inspections directly to products and packaging with the aim of ensuring security and clarity for consumers.
