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On amendments to the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated September 10, 2020 No. 568 “On determining the list of goods subject to labelling. The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan decided to make the following change to the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated September 10, 2020 No. 568 “On determining the list of goods subject to labelling”.
In the List of goods subject to labelling, determined by the said resolution paragraph three of the note should be stated as follows:
“From July 1, 2024 – mandatory labelling for medicines manufactured since July 1, 2024, packaged in dosage forms (including medicines in the form of transdermal systems) or forms or packaging for retail sale, except medicines and vaccines used in veterinary medicine”.
This resolution comes into effect upon the expiration of sixty calendar days after the day of its first official publication.
The Original Draft in Russian Language:
The English Translation of the above:
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The draft resolution of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On amending the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated September 10, 2020 No. 568 “On determining the list of goods subject to labelling”
Data elements; data matrix code
Central reporting system: IS MPT
As in other EAEU and CIS countries, products must be labeled with a DataMatrix code with four data points. The maximum cost of one code will be 2.68 tenge ($0.0056) without VAT.
Every code goes through the same five steps during its “lifetime”:
* NAQTY SAUDA mobile application to accept and withdraw marked goods from circulation (primarily for participants who are unable to purchase scanners).
* NAQTY ÓNIM mobile application for the public to participate in the system.
Kazakhstan Serialization and Traceability Guidelines
Guidelines For Serialized Labelling
The mandatory digital labelling system enforced by the Kazakhstan ministry ensures the transparent supply chain of medicines, which in turn ensures quality control throughout the life cycle of these medicines. In addition, manufacturers and importers can monitor the pharma supply chain for the movement of these drugs and because of this transparency, they can anticipate and prevent drug shortages as well as the circulation of counterfeit drugs.
Aggregation Guidelines
The final stage for a complete pharmaceutical track-and-trace program is following up the serialization with end-to-end aggregation as well. This hierarchical serialization practice involves updating each level of packaging detail such as carton, pallet, and container with a unique serial number, facilitating granular-level tracking and tracing. This approach will strengthen the anti-counterfeiting measures.
Reference
https://legalacts.egov.kz/npa/view?id=15063356
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