On approval of the Rules for marking and traceability of beer and beer beverages by means of identification
Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated February 19, 2026 No. 110. Registered in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan on February 20, 2026 No. 38018
In accordance with subparagraph 2) of Article 7-2 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Regulation of Trade Activities" I ORDER:
1. To approve the attached Rules for marking and traceability of beer and beer beverages by means of identification (hereinafter referred to as the Rules).
2. The Committee of State Revenue of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan shall ensure, in accordance with the procedure established by law:
1) the state registration of this order in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
2) the posting of this order on the Internet resource of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan after the day of its first official publication;
3) within ten working days after the state registration of this order in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan, submission to the Department of Legal Service of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan of information on the implementation of the measures provided for in subparagraphs 1) and 2) of this paragraph.
3. This order shall come into force sixty calendar days after the day of its first official publication, except for paragraphs 29, 30, 31, 32, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 44, 47 and 48 of the Rules, which shall come into force on January 1, 2027.
Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan
M. Takiev
Approved by Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated February 19, 2026 No. 110
Rules for marking and traceability of beer and beer beverages by means of identification
Chapter 1. General Provisions
1. These Rules for marking and traceability of beer and beer beverages by means of identification (hereinafter referred to as the Rules) are developed in accordance with subparagraph 2) of Article 7-2 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Regulation of Trade Activities" (hereinafter referred to as the Law) and determine the procedure for marking beer and beer beverages and their further traceability in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
2. The requirements for marking beer and beer drinks with identification means do not apply to beer and beer drinks specified in Article 8 of the Agreement on marking goods with identification means in the Eurasian Economic Union, which was ratified by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the Ratification of the Agreement on marking goods with identification means in the Eurasian Economic Union" dated March 1, 2019.
3. For the purposes of these Rules, the following concepts are used:
1) aggregation is the process of combining consumer packages of beer and beer drinks into a group package of beer and beer drinks and (or) a transport package of beer and beer drinks, or group packages into a transport package, while preserving information about the relationship between the identification codes of each nested consumer package and the identification code of the created group and (or) transport package, as well as about the relationship between the identification codes of each nested group package and the identification code of the created transport package, and applying the corresponding identification means to the group package or the identification code to the transport package, in order to ensure the traceability of the movement of beer and beer drinks along the supply chain without the need to open the created group and (or) transport package;
2) American Standard Code for Information Interchange (hereinafter referred to as ASCII 232) is a method of encoding information in which printed and non-printed characters are assigned numerical codes;
3) an integrated software and hardware system (hereinafter referred to as an integrated system) is a combination of software and hardware that are used together to solve specific types of problems;
4) GS1 is an international organization that specializes in standardizing the accounting and barcode coding of logistics units;
5) GS1-128 is a barcode format developed by the global standardization organization GS1 that is used to transmit information about cargo between businesses;
6) DataMatrix is a two-dimensional matrix barcode that consists of black and white elements or elements of several different brightness levels arranged in a square pattern, and is used to encode text or other types of data;
7) DataMatrix ECC200 – a version of DataMatrix that uses error prevention technology and the restoration of damaged information, which makes it possible to restore the entire sequence of encoded information in the event that the code contains up to 30 percent of damage, which has an error rate of less than 1 in 10 million scanned characters;
8) data transfer protocol – a formalized set of technical conditions for the structure of information packets and the algorithm for exchanging information packets between data transmission network devices;
9) personal account of the CSP MT – a special information service of the digital system marking and traceability of goods (hereinafter referred to as the CSP MT), located on the Internet, provided by the Operator to the participant in the turnover of goods (hereinafter referred to as the UOT);
10) capping means – a product designed for capping packaging and preserving its contents, including a seal cap or a shrink cap;
11) keg – a metal container designed for
12) transport packaging of beer and beer beverages – packaging that combines consumer packaging of labeled beer and beer beverages and (or) group packaging, and (or) kegs, used for storage and transportation of beer and beer beverages in order to protect them from damage and forming an independent transport unit. Transport packaging includes transport packaging of a smaller size (volume);
13) transport packaging identification code – a unique combination of characters for each individual transport packaging, formed in accordance with paragraph 18 of these Rules;
14) Global Company Prefix (hereinafter – GCP) – an international enterprise number (prefix) assigned to an enterprise in the system (GS1);
15) application code – a prefix that is a set of 2 (two) or more characters located at the beginning of an element string and uniquely defining the purpose and format of the data field following the prefix;
16) Global Product Classification (hereinafter – GPC) – this is the Global Product Classification from the GS1 organization. This is an international system for uniform grouping of goods into categories based on their main characteristics within the framework of international trade;
17) Global Trade Item Number (hereinafter – GTIN) – a global identification number assigned to a group of goods by a national (regional) GS1 organization in accordance with the rules established by the GS1 system standards in order to uniquely identify it in the global economic space, and used as a product code in the CSC;
18) beer and beer beverage identification code – a sequence of characters that is a unique combination of a product code (hereinafter – GTIN) and an individual serial number of a consumer or group packaging;
19) beer and beer beverage identification means – a machine-readable code of labeling of beer or beer beverage in the form of a two-dimensional matrix barcode, formed in accordance with paragraph 18 of these Rules, for application on consumer packaging or on group packaging, or on a keg, or on their capping means;
20) CSC identification means register – a list of identification means of the CSC, which are subject to mandatory marking with identification means.
21) beer and beer drinks – products, according to the codes of the Commodity Nomenclature of Foreign Economic Activity (hereinafter – the CFEA) of the Eurasian Economic Union (hereinafter – the EAEU) 2202910000, 2203000100, 2203001000, 2203000900, approved by the Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission dated September 14, 2021 No. 80;
22) turnover of beer and beer drinks – production and import in the Republic of Kazakhstan, storage, transportation, receipt and transfer of beer and beer drinks, including their acquisition and sale (sale) on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
23) movement of beer and beer drinks – change of the location of beer and beer drinks of the UOT from one stationary production and (or) warehouse premises to another stationary production and (or) warehouse premises, except for the change of the location of beer and beer drinks within stationary production and (or) warehouse premises located at the same address;
24) a participant in the turnover of goods – an individual entrepreneur, a legal entity or its structural unit, which is a resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan and carries out the introduction into circulation and (or) circulation and (or) withdrawal from circulation of marked beer and beer drinks, including:
an importer – a legal entity that imports beer and (or) beer drinks into the customs territory of the EAEU in accordance with the customs legislation of the EAEU and (or) the customs legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as the import of beer and beer drinks into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan from the territory of another EAEU member state;
a manufacturer – an individual entrepreneur or a legal entity that carries out the production of beer and (or) beer drinks for subsequent sale;
25) a register of goods – a list of goods registered in the CSC MPT, formed by the UOT;
26) a digital system for marking and tracing goods – a digital system designed to ensure the processes of marking beer and beer drinks, which are subject to mandatory marking with identification means and their further tracing in the process of circulation;
27) The Unified Operator of Product Marking and Traceability (hereinafter referred to as the Operator) is Kazakhtelecom Joint Stock Company, determined by the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 3, 2020, No. 95;
28) An individual product serial number is a sequence of characters that uniquely identifies a consumer or group of products within a product category;
29) Marked beer and beer beverages are beer and beer beverages that, in accordance with these Rules, have been identified and have accurate information related to them (including information about the identification mark, label, sticker, or protected material carrier containing the identification mark) stored in the CSC MT;
30) A marking code is a unique sequence of characters consisting of a product identification code and a verification code generated by the Operator for the purpose of product identification.
31) verification code – a sequence of characters formed as a result of cryptographic transformation of the product identification code and allowing to identify falsification of the identification code;
32) group packaging of beer and beer drinks – packaging that combines a certain number of consumer packages of beer or beer drinks;
33) consumer packaging of beer and beer drinks – packaging intended for primary packaging and sale of beer or beer drinks to the end consumer;
34) FNC1 ASCII 232 – a special symbol that indicates the symbolism of the DataMatrix GS1 barcode format, the international organization in the field of standardization of accounting and barcoding of logistics units GS1 and having the code 232 in the ASCII character table;
35) electronic interaction interface – a description of the methods of interaction of software and hardware means of the UOT and the CSC of the MPT developed by the Operator and published on the Operator's Internet resource;
36) withdrawal from circulation of marked beer and beer drinks – the sale (purchase) of marked beer and beer drinks to an individual for personal consumption through a cash register with the function of recording and (or) transmitting data in accordance with the Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 24, 2025 No. 626 "On certain issues related to the use of cash registers" (registered in the Register of State Registration of Normative Legal Acts under No. 37238) (hereinafter referred to as Order No. 626), seizure (confiscation), disposal, damage, destruction, irretrievable loss, use for the buyer's own needs and other reasons that suggest the termination of further circulation of beer and beer drinks.
Chapter 2. The procedure for marking and traceability of beer and beer drinks by means of identification
4. The manufacturer marks beer and beer drinks produced in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan with identification means before the primary paid or free transfer of the goods to a new owner or another person for the purpose of alienation to such a person or for subsequent sale.
The importer ensures the marking of beer and beer drinks produced outside the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan with identification means before their import into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan or before their placement under customs procedures of release for domestic consumption or re-import.
5. Unmarked beer and beer drinks produced before the date of introduction of mandatory marking of beer and beer drinks included in the List of goods subject to marking, determined by the Order of the Acting Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated September 27, 2024 No. 343-NK "On determining the list of goods subject to marking" (registered in the Register of state registration of regulatory legal acts under No. 35129), are sold by the WTO within 1 (one) calendar year.
6. In order to mark beer and beer drinks with WTO identification means, it is necessary to have an APK connected via communication channels to the CSC of the MPT.
The AIC connected to the CSC MPT provides automated data transfer to the Operator in terms of receiving marking codes, sending information on the use of marking codes, followed by sending information on the application, rejection (if any), aggregation of identification means (if aggregation is used), as well as information on the introduction into circulation, circulation, and (or) withdrawal from circulation of marked beer and beer beverages to the CSC MPT, in accordance with the conditions of the electronic interaction interface published on the Operator's website.
In the absence of such an APK or its integration with the CSC MPT, the UOT sends information to the Operator through the CSC MPT's personal account.
7. The Operator develops and places a free mobile application on the Internet for public use, which provides the following features:
1) reading identification tools;
2) transferring information contained in the identification tool to the CSC MPT;
3) receiving information about the beer or beer beverage being checked from the CSC MPT;
4) sending information about possible violations of the requirements of these Rules to the CSC MPT by the user of the mobile application.
Information generated based on the information contained in the CSC MPT is restricted information and is provided only to the following persons in the following cases:
1) the UOT in terms of information about transactions with goods made by the specified UOT;
2) government agencies authorized to make such requests for the purposes of performing tasks and exercising functions assigned to these government agencies in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
3) the manufacturer of beer and beer beverages in terms of statistical and analytical information about the labeled beer and beer beverages produced by them;
4) consumers in terms of information about the characteristics of the product, the manufacturer, or the seller of the product contained in the CSC MPT.
8. Manufacturers and importers:
1) register with the CSC MPT in accordance with paragraph 11 of these Rules before starting activities related to the introduction into circulation and (or) circulation of labeled beer and beer beverages;
2) register the beer and beer beverages that are subject to
3) ensure that the agro-industrial complex (if available) is ready for digital interaction with the MPT CA in accordance with the terms of the electronic interaction interface published on the Operator's Internet resource.;
4) enter information in real time in the MPT CA on the labeling of beer and beer drinks subject to mandatory labeling by means of identification, as well as information on the introduction into circulation, their turnover and (or) withdrawal from circulation of labeled beer and beer drinks in accordance with paragraphs 25, 33, 34, 36, 37, 43, 44, 45, 47 and 48 of these Rules.
9. UOT, which carries out wholesale sales of beer and beer drinks:
1) carries out registration with the CA of the MPT in accordance with paragraph 11 of these Rules prior to the start of activities related to the turnover of beer and beer drinks subject to labeling by means of identification;
2) ensures that the agro-industrial complex (if available) is ready for digital interaction with the MPT CA in accordance with the terms of the electronic interaction interface published on the Operator's Internet resource.
3) enter information on the re-entry into circulation, their turnover and (or) withdrawal from circulation of labeled beer and beer drinks in accordance with these Rules in the CA MPT.
10. UOT, which carries out the retail sale of beer and beer drinks:
1) carries out registration with the MPT CA in accordance with these Rules prior to the start of activities related to the decommissioning and re-commissioning of labeled beer and beer drinks;
2) ensures that the agro-industrial complex (if available) is ready for digital interaction with the MPT CA in accordance with the terms of the electronic interaction interface published on the Operator's Internet resource.;
3) ensures the availability of a cash register machine with the function of recording and (or) transmitting data;
4) ensures that a device for scanning and recognizing identification means is connected to the cash register;
5) ensures that there is an agreement in place with a fiscal data operator (hereinafter referred to as the FDO) for the transfer of information on the withdrawal of marked beer and beer beverages from circulation using a cash register for each unit of beer and beer beverages sold;
6) verifies the scanning and recognition devices for the ability to read the two-dimensional DataMatrix code;
7) enters information on the re-circulation, circulation, and (or) withdrawal from circulation of marked beer and beer beverages into the CSC MPT in accordance with paragraphs 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, and 48 of these Rules.
11. The Operator registers the UOT and grants them access to their personal account based on reliable information provided in electronic form.
12. The UOT designates individuals authorized to provide and request information from the CSC MPT on their behalf.
13. The registration of beer and beer beverages in the CSC MPT is carried out by:
1) the manufacturer (including beer and beer beverages produced under contract production and/or from foreign raw materials placed under the customs procedure of a free customs zone or under the customs procedure of a free warehouse) in the case of production of beer and beer beverages in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
2) the importer (prior to import into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan) in the case of production of beer and beer beverages outside the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
14. To register beer and beer beverages in the CSC MPT, the UOT provides the following information to the CSC MPT:
1) the name of the company that owns the product identifier;
2) the GCP prefix of the product identifier owner;
3) the legal address of the product identifier owner;
4) the product code (GTIN);
5) the code of the state classifier;
6) the product code according to the Harmonized System of Description and Coding of Goods;
7) GPC code;
8) trade name of the product;
9) trademark;
10) volume fraction of ethyl alcohol, % volume;
11) whether it is pasteurized;
12) type of filtration;
13) functional name of the product (type of product);
14) net weight;
15) type of production;
16) origin of raw materials;
17) whether it is flavored;
18) whether it is sparkling;
19) whether it is carbonated;
20) composition of beer and beer drinks;
21) country of production;
22) packaging characteristics;
23) maximum shelf life of beer in a keg after it is connected to beer bottling equipment;
24) market circulation mark;
25) conformity mark;
26) packaging type;
27) packaging material;
28) packaging photo;
29) expiration date.
15. From the moment of introduction of the information specified in paragraph 14 of these Rules, the CSC of the Ministry of Industry and Trade within 3 (three) working days refuses to register information on beer and beer drinks in the following cases:
1) beer or beer drink with the specified product code (GTIN) is registered in the CSC of the Ministry of Industry and Trade;
2) the product code (GTIN) according to the digital resource GS1 – Kazakhstan is not subject to use by the CSC of the Ministry of Industry and Trade;
3) the product code (GTIN) according to the digital resource GS1 does not exist.
When packaged goods are packaged in group packaging, such packaging is identified with the aggregation of the identification of goods placed in such packaging.
17. Identification means are applied to consumer packaging or to group packaging, or to a keg, or to their capping means in compliance with the following technical conditions:
1) the application of identification means is carried out by printing using the ECC – 200 error correction method;
2) the application of identification means is carried out using ASCII coding;
3) the identification means are suitable for machine reading. At the same time, the size of the identification means is determined by the UOT independently.
18. The identification means of consumer and group packaging of beer and beer drinks contains a marking code, which includes three groups of data, of which the first two groups of data form the identification code of the package, while:
at the beginning of the line of the marking code there is a feature of the symbolics of GS1 DataMatrix FNC1 (ASCII 232);
the first group of data is identified by the application code "01" and contains a global identification number of a trade unit (GTIN), which consists of fourteen digital characters;
the second group of data is identified by the application code "21" and contains an individual serial number of the package, which consists of seven characters (numbers, lowercase and uppercase letters of the Latin alphabet, as well as special characters). As a final character for this group, a special separator character is used, which has a code of 29 in the ASCII character table;
the third group of data is identified by the application code "93" and contains a check code, which consists of four characters (numbers, lowercase and uppercase letters of the Latin alphabet.
19. The identification code of transport packaging is provided by the UOT in the form of a one-dimensional barcode, which corresponds to the international standard GS1-128, or in the form of a two-dimensional barcode in the DataMatrix format. The composition of the identification code of transport packaging is determined by the UOT, which aggregates such codes in the identification code of transport packaging.
20. Identification means in the format of a barcode provide:
1) the probability of forgery by selecting a means of identification is less than 1 (one) in 10,000 (ten thousand);
2) Recognition and error correction function at or above the DataMatrix ECC200 level.
21. The MPT CA does not allow the re-formation (generation) of the labeling code contained in the identification tool applied to consumer or group packages of beer or beer drink, on keg or on their closure.
22. To ensure that beer or beer beverage labeling is a means of identification, the UOT sends a request for labeling codes to the Operator via the MPT CA (hereinafter referred to as the Request).
23. Refusal to issue a marking code is carried out within 4 (four) hours from the moment of registration of the Request in the following cases:
1) The UOT is not registered with the MPT CA;
2) the submitted identification code was previously registered with the MPT CA;
3) the product code is not registered in the register of goods of the CA MPT and/or is not subject to use by the UOT that declared it;
4) the product code does not correspond to the product group "Beer and beer drinks".
24. From the moment of registration of the Request in the MPT CA, the Operator within 4 (four) hours:
1) emits (generates) the number of marking codes specified in the Request using cryptographic protection algorithms based on data received from the UOT;
2) includes the relevant identification codes in the register of means of identification of the CA MPT;
3) provides the UOT with information on the composition of the issued labeling codes.
25. No later than 365 (three hundred and sixty-five) calendar days from the date of receipt of the labeling code, the UOT converts it into a means of identification, ensures that it is applied to the packaging of beer or beer drink, or to keg or their capping agent, and transmits to the CA MPT information on the application of labeling codes contained in the means of identification applied to beer and beer drinks.
Marking codes that are not included in the information about the application of marking codes contained in the identification means are canceled within the timeframe specified in this paragraph of the Rules.
26. The service for providing a marking code is paid by the UOT before the information about the application of an identification means to beer or a beer drink, which has been converted from the corresponding marking code, is entered in the CSC MPT, based on the agreement concluded with the Operator.
The service for providing a marking code is recognized as provided by the Operator at the time of registration in the CSC MPT of the information contained in the information about the application of identification means to beer and beer drinks, transferred to the CSC MPT in accordance with the requirements provided for in these Rules.
27. The application of an identification means to consumer and group packaging or to a keg, or to their closure means, in the case of:
1) production and circulation of beer and beer drinks in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan is carried out at the places of production or storage of such products;
2) import is carried out before the actual crossing of the state border of the Republic of Kazakhstan, before the release for domestic consumption or re-importation under customs procedures.
28. The application of an identification device, or a label or sticker, or a protected material carrier containing an identification device, to consumer packaging or group packaging, or to kegs, or to their closure means is carried out in a manner that does not allow the identification device to be separated without damaging it.
29. When aggregating identification codes for labeled beer and beer drinks into group and (or) transport packages, the UOT submits information on the aggregation of identification codes to the MPT CA before transferring the aggregated package to another UOT.
30. When aggregating the identification codes of labeled beer and beer drinks into a transport package, the identification code of the transport package is applied to such a transport package with the aggregation of the identification codes placed in such a package. When labeling a transport package, the composition of optional information fields applied to the transport package is determined by the UOT that packs beer and beer drinks into the transport package.
Transport packaging is used to combine beer and beer drinks, as well as to consolidate other smaller transport packages into one transport package.
31. In the case of transferring labeled packages of beer and beer drinks to another group or transport package, the UOT provides information on aggregation to the MPT CA.
32. After receiving information about the aggregation of identification codes for labeled beer and beer drinks, the operator ensures that they are reflected in the register of identification means of the MPT Central Office, as well as the availability of the specified information in the MPT Central Office.
33. The introduction of beer and beer drinks into circulation in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan is recognized as:
1) in the production of beer and beer drinks on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan – based on the results of sending information to the Central Committee of the Ministry of Agriculture on the application of labeling codes contained in identification tools applied to beer and beer drinks;
2) when importing beer and beer drinks into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan – based on the results of entering information on the import of beer and beer drinks into the Republic of Kazakhstan into the CA MPT.
34. The UOT that imports beer and beer drinks into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan submits information on the import of beer and beer drinks into the Republic of Kazakhstan to the CSC of the MPT.
35. Submission to the CSC of the MPT of information on the import of beer and beer drinks into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan is made in electronic form, except for the case when the UOT forms and sends such information on a paper medium when confirming information on the Internet resource of the Operator about the impossibility of submitting information to the CSC of the MPT due to technical errors in the CSC of the MPT.
After the technical errors are eliminated, the importer shall enter the information on the import of beer and beer beverages into the CSC MPT within 1 (one) business day from the date of the elimination of technical errors in the CSC MPT, but no later than the day of the transfer of beer and beer beverages to third parties.
36. The turnover of labeled beer and beer beverages produced in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan and (or) imported into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan after the date of the introduction of mandatory traceability of beer and beer beverages by means of identification in the Republic of Kazakhstan shall be carried out with the mandatory transfer of information on their turnover to the CSC MPT.
37. In the event of a paid or free transfer of beer and beer beverages to a new owner or in the event of the movement of beer and beer beverages, the UOT shall enter information on their turnover into the CSC MPT no later than the day of the sale or movement of beer and beer beverages.
38. The acceptance of beer and beer beverages shall be carried out by the UOT by confirming the information on the turnover of these goods within 15 (fifteen) business days from the date of registration of the information on their turnover in the CSC MPT.
39. Information on the turnover of beer and beer beverages shall be entered in electronic form, except for the case when the UOT shall enter information on the turnover on paper when confirming information on the Operator's website about the impossibility of entering information on the turnover in the CSC MPT due to technical errors in the CSC MPT.
After the technical errors are eliminated, the turnover information previously recorded on paper must be entered by the supplier in the CSC within 1 (one) business day from the date of the technical errors being eliminated in the CSC, but no later than the day of the transfer of the goods to third parties.
40. The change of ownership of the marking code in the CSC is carried out on the basis of the turnover information of beer or beer beverage confirmed by both parties in the CSC.
41. The retailer who sells marked beer or beer beverage removes them from circulation only if the information about their acceptance in the CSC is confirmed by scanning and recognizing the identification means applied to the consumer or group packaging, or to the material carrier located directly on the consumer packaging or group packaging or keg, using technical devices connected to the cash register registered in accordance with Order No. 626.
Information about the identification code contained in the identification tool
42. The CSP transmits information in real time to the CSP MTU for each unit of goods sold, including the following information:
1) the individual identification number or business identification number of the seller;
2) the registration number of the cash register;
3) the details of the fiscal document (the number and date of the check);
4) the date and price of the sale;
5) the product identification code contained in the identification means applied to the beer or beer beverage.
43. The CSP MTU removes marked beer or beer beverage from circulation upon retail sale based on information received from the CSP.
44. If marked beer or beer beverage is removed from circulation for reasons other than retail sale, the CSP MTU shall submit information on the removal of marked beer or beer beverage from circulation to the CSP MTU no later than 3 (three) business days following the day of removal from circulation, indicating the relevant reason.
45. If a consumer returns marked beer or beer beverage, the CSP MTU shall reintroduce such products into circulation for further sale and (or) transfer.
46. If a consumer returns beer or beer beverage, the CSP MTU shall send information on each recovered unit to the CSP MTU for subsequent transmission to the CSP MTU.
47. To reintroduce beer or beer beverage that was previously removed from circulation for a reason other than that specified in paragraph 43 of these Rules, the CSP MTU shall submit information on the reintroduction of such beer or beer beverage to the CSP MTU.
48. Information on the reintroduction of beer or beer beverage shall be submitted to the Operator within a maximum of 3 (three) business days from the date of the occurrence of the grounds for the reintroduction of beer or beer beverage.
49. The CSP MTU shall submit information to the Operator of the CSP MTU using information and communication technologies and electronic interaction interfaces, or through the CSP MTU's personal account.
50. When introducing, circulating, and withdrawing marked beer and beer beverages into circulation, the UOT submits information to the CSC MPT in a sequential manner.
The transfer of information about transport packaging and (or) group packaging by the UOT is considered equivalent to the transfer of information about each unit (consumer packaging) of beer and beer drinks contained in transport packaging and (or) group packaging according to the CSC MPT.
51. All documents and information sent by the UOT to the CSC MPT in accordance with the electronic interaction interface and received by the Operator must be reflected in the CSC MPT.
52. The Operator refuses to accept information submitted by the UOT to the CSC MPT if the submitted information contains incorrect information provided by these Rules.
53. The date of submission of information to the CSC MPT is the date recorded in the CSC MPT's personal account.
54. The completeness, accuracy, and timeliness of information submitted to the CSC MPT are ensured by the UOT that provides the relevant information.
55. In order to monitor the circulation of labeled beer and beer drinks, the Operator ensures that the following information is available in the CSC MPT:
1) information about the UOT;
2) information about beer and beer drinks that must be labeled with identification means;
3) information about the identification codes provided by the UOT;
4) information about the circulation of labeled beer and beer drinks and their withdrawal from circulation.
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