Russian business outlet RBC reported sanctions have caused a shortage of packaging and manufacturing products.
Russian deputy prime minister Victoria Abramchenko has instructed Rosstandart—a government agency which operates as part of the Ministry of Industry and Trade—to look at national standards for labels, business publication RBC reported.
Government departments had to report to the government by July 22 about what information is required on the labels, which contain data about where the product was manufactured, its best before and expiry dates. RBC reported the request, which involved consultation with food producers about what is required on labels, was sparked because Western sanctions imposed"after the start of theShoppers in a supermarket in Moscow are pictured in April 2022. Sanctions have caused a shortage of packaging and could lead to smaller product labels, news outlet RBC has reported.
However, on Tuesday, RBC reported that while there had been no concrete proposals as yet, a"possible reduction" in the information on the labels may include data about where the product was made, when it was made, and its expiration date. Dmitry Yanin, chairman of the board of the International Confederation of Consumer Societies, told the outlet that leaving out information, such as the place of manufacture, would violate consumer protection law.
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