Goods exported to Haiti need to be labeled in French or Creole as of 3 January 2025

[Dolores]

Haiti has accepted to extend the deadline for the labeling of goods in French or Creole for sale in Haiti. The Customs authorities in Haiti had banned the entry of goods that were not labeled in these languages as of the start of this month, giving only a few days of notice.

The Haitian government is now giving until 3 January 2025 for the labeling in French or Creole.

Read more in Spanish:Diario Libre

17 October 2024

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[windeguy]

And what will the DR do about that?

 

[patrickemichel]

And what will the DR do about that?

Abid to the law. English labeled items are translate in La Sirena. You do the same when you are selling your goods in a non spanish speaking country.

 

[Father Guido]

do they mean all 92 or so of creole languages?

 

[CristoRey]

Abid to the law. English labeled items are translate in La Sirena. You do the same when you are selling your goods in a non spanish speaking country.

Do you really think for one second Dominicans will abide by this?

 

[NanSanPedro]

do they mean all 92 or so of creole languages?

Haitian Creole.

 

[patrickemichel]

do they mean all 92 or so of creole languages?

Or french

 

[NALs]

This is simply common sense. Anyone that has an issue with this needs to get over it.