Regulatory Guillotine

January 2021Regulation Food Manufacture

Abstract

The Russian legislation system faces a difficult task in reviewing and updating an enormous accumulation of regulations, standards and guideline – thousands that have built up over the years, often, as a carryover from the Soviet Union.

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Oraz Durdyev

Legal & Corporate Affairs Director, Russia, Middle East , AB InBev Efes, Russia

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