
The experience of introducing a labeling system in Russia is considered by the Indian side as a tool in the fight against illegal products.
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The international industrial exhibition “Innoprom. India" (September 9–11).
India is actively interested in the Russian labeling system, Deputy General Director of the Center for the Development of Advanced Technologies (CRPT, operator of the Honest Sign system) Revaz Yusupov told RIA Novosti.
“We see that colleagues with increased curiosity and interest are clarifying how the system works, all some technical aspects, details, etc. And the experience of what they managed to do in Russia appeals to them, and somehow they want to adopt this experience,” he said on the sidelines of the Innoprom. India forum.
Yusupov emphasized that the marking is a certain safety sign for consumers. The labeling system works not only in Russia, but it is domestic solutions that are of interest, due to the high rates of reducing illegal and low-quality products, as well as whitening the market.

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