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All vehicles used for transportation of organic products shall be in appropriate technical condition, have a
certificate of hygiene.
6.5. Products of organic production are allowed to be transported and sold only in packagings, with the
marking "organic product" and they shall be supported by documents confirming their origin as organic
products, their quality and safety.
Each batch of organic products shall be supported by documentation, allowing to trace the origin of the product
and its quality (a quality and safety certificate).
6.6. Imported organic products shall undergo sanitary epidemiological examination with confirmation of
organic product identification from the authorized body of the importing country.
6.7. Requirements for production of organic products of plant origin:
6.7.1. When growing organic products of plant origin it is necessary to provide the exclusion of influence of
other productions not related to organic products production in order to prevent their contamination by
radioactive, chemical, biological substances and their compounds, microorganisms and other biological
organisms posing threat to health of the present and future generations (hereinafter referred to as pollutants).
6.7.2. Land plots used for organic products production shall meet the hygienic requirements for soil.
Land plots in which the hygienic standards of pollutants content for soil are exceeded shall be discharged from
crop rotation system when organic products are being produced.
6.7.3. Water used for washing or processing agricultural crops shall satisfy sanitary and epidemiological
safety requirements for drinking water.
6.7.4. Materials on the basis of polyethylene, polypropylene and other polycarbonates allowed for use in
accordance with the established procedure may be applied for covering of protected structures, synthetic
mulch, screens protecting from insects and for wrapping of silage. Products on the basis of polychloride shall
not be used.
6.7.5. The culture may be dried by air or by other physical methods including the use of heaters but end
products of fuel combustion shall not contaminate the culture. The use of these methods shall provide
complete fuel combustion. The premises for drying shall be equipped with forced combined extract and input
ventilation.
6.7.6. Food additives and processing aids may be used meeting the requirements specified in Table 9 and
10.
6.7.7. Only means to control pests quantity and plant diseases and agrochemicals which have undergone
state registration in accordance with the established procedure may be used, they are specified in Table 11
and 12.
6.7.8. Fertilizers obtained during processing of side-products of slaughtery and fresh blood, as well as urea
and Chilian nitrate are not allowed for use.
6.7.9. Synthetic herbicides, fungicides, pest control chemicals and other pesticides are not allowed for use.
6.7.10. Products containing copper in amounts exceeding 3 kg/ha per year are not allowed for use.
6.7.11. Synthetic growth regulators and synthetic dyes are not allowed for use. The exception is ethylene
which may be used as a growth regulator for plants.
6.7.12. Organic products storages shall be kept clean and sanitary treated by means allowed for these
purposes and specified in Table 12 of these sanitary rules.
6.8. Requirements for production of organic products of beekeeping and animal breeding.
6.8.1. Hive brood chambers shall be located in such a way that all farm units within a radius of 6 km from the
beeyard meet the requirements of these sanitary rules.
It is allowed to locate other farm units within this radius which do not pose threat of contamination by
radioactive, chemical, biological substances and their compounds, microorganisms and other biological
organisms posing threat to health of the present and future generations, and which do not include pesticides.
Beekeeping products shall be sold as organic products provided they have been obtained in compliance with
these sanitary rules upon expiration of one year since the beginning of the beeyard activity.