On 12 August 2015 the Treaty on the Accession of the Kyrgyzstan to the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union (the EAEU) entered into force resulting in Kyrgyzstan becoming a full-fledged member of the Union along with Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia.
As of 18 September 2015 until 31 December 2016 the import duty on waste and scrape titanium is 0% from its customs value. This import duty rate was adopted by the Eurasian Economic Commission Collegiate Decision No. 90 of 18 August 2015.
As of 19 September 2015 manufacturers and importers of perfumery and cosmetic products are to use the revised list of standards the voluntary use of which ensures compliance with the Technical Regulation on Cosmetics, TR CU 009/2011.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has submitted draft decree which aims to impose compulsory certification of cement in Russia. This requirement would allow to diminish the risks to human health and life as well as to private and corporate property and the environment.
In response to the prolongation of the EU sanctions, Russia intends to extend the list of products the import of which from the EU is prohibited.
Federal Consumer Protection and Public Welfare Service (Rospotrebnadzor) has announced that, due to the fact that the sale of powder alcohol (“palcohol”) has been permitted in several US states, it is possible that some distributors will try to release this product on the Russian market.
Import of “lactose-free dairy products” into Russia may be suspended as under this categories cheese is being imported into the country. The import of cheese from certain countries is currently banned by the Russian Federation. The Federal Consumer Protection and Public Welfare Service is requesting to take the relevant measures.
The Russian authorities are restoring the transit procedure for vehicle cargo transportation with the use of TIR Carnets. This procedure was restricted by the Federal Customs Service in 2013.
Federal Anti-monopoly Service (FAS) has sent to the Vice-Premier a list of products for which they propose to allow the parallel import – without brand owners’ permission. The list is said to include cosmetics, perfumery, soft drinks and hygienic products, such as nappies. Also, the list may include pharmaceuticals, vehicle spare parts and medical products.
As of 1 June 2015, the manufacturers of cosmetic products with the alcohol content exceeding 0,5% will require a licence for this activity (previously, a licence was only compulsory for the manufacturer of cosmetic products with the alcohol content exceeding 1,5% .
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