ArmInfo. Starting November 1, 2026, pilot projects for identification marking will be launched for a number of product groups.
According to the press service of the State Revenue Committee, the pilot project will cover fire extinguishers and fire safety equipment, pyrotechnics; hygiene products; bicycles; tobacco substitutes; household goods; cameras, flash units, and other equipment; tires and car tires, auto parts, lubricants, and technical fluids; footwear and toys; seafood, pasta, other prepared foods, vinegar, confectionery, and food additives; medical devices, veterinary drugs, antiseptics, and disinfectants; and clothing made from natural fur.
According to the source, the pilot projects will test and fine-tune product marking mechanisms and the operation of the information system. In addition, the integration of the information systems of the program participants with the operator's information system will be tested.
