Customs Union`s agreement on sanitary measures comes into force.

MOSCOW, July 1 (Itar-Tass) - An agreement on sanitary measures of the
Customs Union, which brings together Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan, comes
into effect on Thursday, sources from the Russian Rospotrebnadzor consumer
rights watchdog said.
Under the agreement, the three countries establish uniform
requirements as to sanitary control. Starting from Thursday, sanitary
control over goods will be effected by specialists of sanitary posts at
border entry points on the external border of the Customs Union.
Rospotrebnadzor sources said the agreement on sanitary measures was
adopted in order to protect the territory of the Customs Union against the
spread of infectious and non-infectious diseases among the population as
well as products that don't meet sanitary demands.