
Content of arsenic, mercury and ticks to be limited in Russian beer
The content of toxic substances - lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, radioactive nuclides, caesium, pesticides and ergot - must be restricted in the Russian beer. Parasites of bread reserves - insects and ticks - must not appear in the production process. Beer must be made without the use of ethyl alcohol. Labels on the end product must provide full and true information for customers. These are a few of the new technical regulations on beer; the document was submitted to the Russian parliament, the State Duma, on Tuesday, The Vremya Novostei newspaper wrote.























