Qatar to ban alcohol in perfumes

Published: 1-Feb-2013
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Importers will need certification to prove products are alcohol-free


Qatar has introduced new restrictions on the importation and sale of alcohol-based perfumes.

From this April, all importers will have to provide certification that there is no alcohol in these products. A warning will also have to be printed on perfumes, in English and Arabic, stating “for external use only.”

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