Onishchenko does not like joining the CU and WTO

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Onishchenko does not like joining the CU and WTOQuite unexpected news Came from Rospotrebnadzor. It turned out that the head of this department, he is also the chief sanitary doctor, Gennady Onishchenko, is extremely concerned about Russia's entry into two international organizations: the WTO and the Customs Union. In order to resist substandard products as efficiently as possible, which, after Russia's entry into the above-mentioned international institutions, may end up on Russian territory, Onishchenko decides to carry out a large-scale reorganization of the work of the internal Russian sanitary departments, as well as departments that carry out quality control of a particular product.
After legal advice with experts in the field of legal protection of the Russian consumer, it was found that Russians can very well expect an increase in state countermeasures for poor-quality goods that may come from abroad. The format in which the reorganization will take place, which was talked about in Rospotrebnadzor, is not entirely clear. It is also not entirely clear whether the reorganization measures targeted by Gennady Onishchenko will be effective measures.
In the light of the latest food and customs war between Russia and Ukraine, new confrontations of the Russian market with foreign suppliers can result in quite tangible international conflicts. And if conflicts with foreign countries can be treated quite philosophically, then here are the likely conflicts with manufacturers from Kazakhstan and Belarus cause concern. The partners from the mentioned republics will clearly not be delighted with the unilateral reformatting of relations in the sphere of trade, and within the framework of the Customs Union, to which Moscow so actively encourages various states to join, first and foremost Ukraine.
On the other hand, new measures to control the quality of foreign products can quite effectively build a barrier to counterfeit and other low-quality goods, which in recent years have literally flooded Russian counters. If such a barrier is built on a high-quality legal platform, then no WTO rules, often called draconian, will become a big problem for the Russian market.
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  1. 0
    26 August 2013 11: 23
    I don't like the WTO either
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    26 August 2013 12: 10
    When such people are in power, they are scared for the country ... Madmen have a place in the hospital ...
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    26 August 2013 12: 29
    this is "w-w-w! ..." for a reason ... wink
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    26 August 2013 15: 25
    Oh, I'm afraid to get the minuses from you, but I'll write. I do not really like this vehicle. Why? Because he seems to be there, but he does not act, everyone is afraid for his selfish interests. Trade seems to be without any duties, but half of the goods are subject to interstate duties in spite of the CU. Interestingly, oil is not included in the list of goods on duty-free trade, it is not profitable for Russia, it is afraid of Belarusian oil refineries, of which there are only 2 (!), It’s even funny. Here, all managers do not have enough steel in interesting places to make a decision - either there is a vehicle and it works, or you need to throw this garbage, half measures never bring anything good. And Onishchenko would do his work, and not carry garbage from the screens. Sanstation - it’s all simple, there are standards - everything is respected — young man, and there are violations - pick up your goods, do recycling. Onishchenko, work silently! Walk through the markets and outlets, a lot of work.
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      26 August 2013 19: 19
      It's not even that simple. Sanitary and epidemiological stations, as a means of quality control of products, collapsed. Their problems are common to Russia. But this is in the field. Quite another matter is the quality of products that are supplied or will be supplied on an industrial scale. We barely coped with the bacchanalia that arose with the permission of the TU instead of the GOSTs, and even then not completely. And the "chemists" from the EU are not our home-grown "breeders". And the money is not the same. And our children are already eating, no one knows what, but "delicious".
      So, no matter what Onishchenko forbids, it will not be worse for us.
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        26 August 2013 21: 29
        I’ll tell you that in the EU there will be better products than Russia, I was here with relatives in the Pskov region last month. Sorry, citizens of Russia, but your products (made by you) are impossible (I'm not talking about everyone), especially what you call milk, sour cream, cheese and ice cream, but it's just poison. They were going fishing, I naively calmly pick up food in the basket, then my relatives then threw almost all the canned food back from the basket. And I personally am very surprised by such things as expired products in large stores, in our country this is a death for business. That’s why I don’t respect Onishchenko, there’s a lot of public relations, and the local sanitary service is not working. It would seem - well, which is simpler, as in Belarus - only products made in accordance with GOST can be called milk sour cream and cottage cheese, and that’s all! You can also produce the rest, but call it differently, now people are aware of what they are buying.
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    27 August 2013 00: 49
    Do not take care of yourself Gennady Grigoryevich oh, do not take care ...
    Golden You are a man ... think everything about Mother Russia ...