Thus, the Government of the Russian Federation has the right to establish the procedure for transferring information about goods subject to mandatory labeling with identification means: in particular, in cases of trade in labeled goods sold through a vending machine, sales in the HoReCa segment (catering services), as well as in the case of sale of goods through cash register equipment between legal entities and (or) individual entrepreneurs. In the case of vending, it is important to note that vending machines do not have the technical capability to conduct preliminary scanning of identification switzerland cell phone number list means during the transfer of goods to the end customer due to the specifics of storage and transfer of selected products to the customer. Improvement of existing vending machines will require research and development by the industry and significant monetary costs for adaptation and (or) re-equipment of existing vending machines, as well as an increase in the cost of new vending machines and their maintenance due to the significant complication of their technical solutions. In this case, the submission of information on the disposal of marked products is carried out before loading into the machine... In the case of the sale of marked products between legal entities or individual entrepreneurs using cash register equipment, the industry does not have the ability to organize the reading of each unit of marked products in the transfer zone of this product. Due to the fact that the change of ownership of the goods in this case is not a sale to the end buyer, the current norm of paragraph 61 of Article 12 of Law 54-FZ contains an excessive requirement for marked products. The above cases are especially relevant for marked packaged water, dairy products, including ice cream and cheeses. Taking into account the above, the draft federal law establishes cases in which other rules for the formation of information when paying for marked goods are applied," the explanatory note says.
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According to a survey conducted by the ROSEU Association and the companies Docrobot and TerraLink, 30% of companies positively assess the mandatory labeling of goods. 21% of respondents agree with the need for this measure, but at the same time note the complexity of the system. 7% of respondents indicated an increase in bureaucratic procedures caused by the introduction of labeling.
Independent IT market expert Vadim Plesskiy believes that the proposed changes should solve some of the existing problems, but not all. "Selling products with additional marking requires additional efforts from the seller. The stated goals - combating counterfeit products - are good and deserve attention. But the current process of passing marked products is very complex and labor-intensive. Open-source solutions, open APIs would help solve this problem at the level of the entire country, the entire Russian market. But at the moment this does not exist, and the accreditation process is complex and confusing. To solve the problems of end-to-end marking, it is necessary to simplify the process of automation and sale of the corresponding products as much as possible," he noted.