Russia blocks 3,800 websites on banned dietary supplements

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•The Russian government blocked 3,800 websites on February 25, 2026.
•The blocked websites contained information about dietary supplements banned in Russia.
•The action was taken to limit public access to information on these banned supplements.

What Could Happen If...

▸Russia expands website blocking to include more health-related content Consumers in Russia may face greater restrictions on health information, and online businesses could experience increased regulatory challenges.

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🌍Russian Federation

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RUKommersant (RU)В России заблокировали 3,8 тыс. сайтов о запрещенных БАДах RURIA Novosti (RU)В России заблокировали 3,8 тысячи сайтов с информацией о запрещенных БАД RUInterfax (RU)В РФ заблокировано 3,8 тыс. интернет-ресурсов с информацией о запрещенных БАД

Russia has blocked access to 3,800 websites that provide information about dietary supplements banned in the country. This action aims to restrict public access to information on these supplements, potentially affecting consumers and online businesses. The move reflects Russia's efforts to control online content related to health products and enforce its regulations.