Regional Law No. 142-KZ “On viticulture and enological practices”.

Закон Краснодарского края от 5 августа 1998 г. N 142-КЗ "О виноградарстве и производстве продуктов переработки винограда в Краснодарском крае" (с изменениями от 15 июля 2005 г. и 23 июля 2009 г.).

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This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for regulation of social relations in the sphere of manufacturing and trade of grape, grape wine and derivates of grape processing. It classifies the types of wine obtained from grape as a result of processing thereof and enological practices. It determines areas of viticulture for the purpose of traceability of vineyards and products tracing. Vineyards shall be subject to mandatory state registration as a part of land cadastre registration. Vineyards shall be subject to zoning by types of grape. New species of grape shall be subject to mandatory state testing. Vineyard on areas over 1 hectare per a single owners shall be planted in accordance with planting project elaborated by licensed organizations. Natural wine obtained from grape shall be classified as precious food product.

Amended by: Regional Law No. 3265-KZ amending Regional Law No. 142-KZ “On viticulture and enological practices”. (2015-11-06)
Amended by: Regional Law No. 2944-KZ amending Regional Law No. 142-KZ “On viticulture and enological practices”. (2014-03-31)

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