Kazakhstan Sheds Light On Motor Oil Data Using Digital Labeling
Mandatory digital labeling of motor oils came into force in the country on February 1. To date, more than 6.8 million labeling codes have been ordered through the system.
According to the ministry, over 380 market participants have already been registered in the system, the majority of them being importers and manufacturers of motor oils.
The ministry noted that the implementation of the digital labeling system creates a unified digital framework for tracking the movement of goods, enhances market transparency, and ensures equal conditions for all participants in the supply chain.
In addition, under an order issued by the Minister of Trade and Integration of Kazakhstan, the list of products subject to mandatory digital labeling will be expanded from September 1, 2026. The expansion will include 14 foreign trade commodity classification (TN VED) codes covering certain types of lubricating oils, lubricants, and special automotive fluids.
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