Belarus: voedselinspecties

In Belarus the app follows the Ministry of Health's sanitary norms for catering (Resolution No. 12 of 10 February 2017, re-worded by No. 20): a staff check before each shift, daily cleaning with a disinfectant and a thermometer in every fridge. The state sanitary supervision (the Centres of Hygiene and Epidemiology) checks. A HACCP-based food safety plan is good practice: we found no official text that makes it the law for catering.

Inspectie-instantie

State sanitary supervision (Centres of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Ministry of Health)

The state sanitary supervision (the Ministry of Health's Centres of Hygiene and Epidemiology) checks catering. Since 1 January 2026 checks follow Presidential Edict No. 227: planned checks are chosen by risk, not more than once in a calendar year, with written notice at least 10 working days before; unplanned checks happen only on the grounds the law lists, and an anonymous complaint is not one. The rules change: check the latest.

After a check the inspector tells you what to put right and by when. Under the Code of Administrative Offences (Article 17.5) a company can be fined up to 500 base units (22,500 Belarusian roubles at 45 roubles a base unit, from 1 January 2026) and a sole trader up to 200. Check the current law.

Hygiënebeoordeling

We found no public hygiene rating, sticker or score in Belarus, and nothing has to be displayed. Chef Hygiene shows no rating card for Belarus.