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How to comply with EU CMO wine regulations in Croatia

Step-by-step guide to meeting EU Common Market Organisation wine requirements as a Croatian producer using Cepaos.

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What is the EU CMO for wine

The Common Market Organisation (CMO) under EU Regulation 1308/2013 establishes unified rules for wine production, labelling, and trade across all EU member states, including Croatia. As an EU member since 2013, Croatian wine producers must comply with CMO rules on cellar book keeping, harvest and production declarations, oenological practices, and labelling. Cepaos automates compliance with these EU-wide requirements.

Prerequisites

  1. Cellar book configured and up to date.
  2. Vineyard blocks registered with ARKOD IDs.
  3. Lab module with analytical data for all wines.

Step by step

1. Access EU CMO compliance

In the sidebar, under Compliance, click EU CMO. The dashboard displays your compliance status across CMO requirements.

2. Cellar book (register) compliance

EU Regulation 2018/273 requires a register of all wine operations. Cepaos generates this register automatically from your cellar book entries. Click Verify Register to check for completeness.

CMO RequirementCepaos Feature
Chronological entry recordingAutomatic timestamps
Input/output balanceStock reconciliation
Oenological treatment recordsTreatment log
Lot traceabilityEnd-to-end tracking

3. Harvest and production declarations

Click Declarations to view your annual declarations. Cepaos compiles data from harvest records and cellar book for submission to HAPIH.

4. Labelling compliance

EU Regulation 2019/33 governs wine labelling. Click Label Check to validate:

  • Mandatory fields (alcohol, origin, bottler, allergens).
  • Nutritional declaration and ingredients list (post-2023 requirement).
  • PDO/PGI claim verification.

5. Oenological practices

Cepaos tracks all cellar treatments and checks them against the list of authorised oenological practices in EU Regulation 2019/934. Unapproved treatments are flagged.

6. Export documentation

For intra-EU shipments, click Generate VI-1 or e-AD (electronic administrative document) for excise purposes. Cepaos formats the document per EU requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Does CMO compliance replace Croatian national requirements?

No. CMO sets the baseline. Croatian law (HAPIH requirements) may add additional obligations. Cepaos covers both layers.

How does Cepaos handle the new e-label requirement?

Cepaos generates a digital page with ingredients and nutritional data, accessible via QR code on the physical label.

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