Law No. 361-2 on sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population. Country/Territory Kazakhstan Document type Legislation Date 2002 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Food & nutrition, Water Keyword Food quality control/food safety Food additives Potable water Packaging/labelling Processing/handling Transport/storage Registration Water supply Recreational water use Geographical area Aral Sea, Asia, Caspian Sea, Central Asia, CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States), Europe and Central Asia, Landlocked Developing Nations, North Asia Entry into force notes The Law enters into force on the date of its official publication. Abstract This Law establishes requirements for sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population that shall be applicable to environmental monitoring, some restrictive arrangements such as quarantine, foodstuffs and raw materials of animal, mineral and artificial origin used for the manufacturing of foodstuffs. The Act consists of six Chapters divided into 32 articles: (1) general provisions; (2) state regulation; (3) the rights and the duties of natural and legal persons, and individual entrepreneurs in the sphere of environmental protection; (4) sanitary and epidemiological enterprise; (5) organization and carrying out anti-epidemic (preventive) arrangements; (6) final provisions. Food additives and packaging materials used potable water and foodstuffs, imported for the first time, shall be subject to compulsory state registration. Sanitary and epidemiological requirements shall be set for: (a) foodstuffs, processing, transportation and trade thereof; (b) public catering; (c) water supply system and recreational water use; (d) atmospheric air; (e) soil; (f) management and disposal of industrial and domestic waste. Full text Russian Website www.pavlodar.com References - Legislation Repealed by Code on public health and healthcare system (Law No. 193-IV ZRK). Legislation | Kazakhstan | 2006 (2018) Keyword: Public health, Monitoring, Offences/penalties, Legal proceedings/administrative proceedings, Food quality control/food safety, Breastfeeding/infant food, Certification, Processing/handling, Condiments/herbs/spices, Registration, Fraud, Nutrition Source: FAO, FAOLEX