The Import of Georgian Wines, Lemonades, Mineral Water, and Cola Has Been Banned in Russia
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Rossimnadzor has banned the importation into Russia and sale of a number of wine, cognac and non-alcoholic products from Georgia. Rosspernadzor has banned the importation into Russia and sale of goods from a number of wine, cognac and non-alcoholic drinks from Georgia. Restrictions have also been imposed on the wines of AO Teliani Veli, AO Tbivino and Vineman, the cognac production of Askaneli Brothers and beer from AO ' s ' ' Geo…
As a result of Russia's decision, some Georgian-made drinks have disappeared from Russian outlets, and consumers have already noticed the changes, as Telegram canal Gazeta.ru informs.
Rossimnadzor has banned the importation and sale of Georgian alcohol and drinks in Russia by several producers, as reported by the RBC, which has an order in its possession.
The import of Georgian wines, lemonades, mineral water, and cola has been banned in Russia
Rospotrebnadzor's restrictions apply to products from several manufacturers, including Teliani Veli, Tbilvino, and Askaneli Brothers.The ban also applies to Georgian beer, Nabeglavi mineral water, and Coca-Cola produced in Georgia. The reason is their...
Some Georgian drinks have disappeared from Russian outlets because of Rossimnadzor ' s decision.
Russia Suspends Sale, Import of Drinks From Several Georgian Producers, RBC Reports - Civil Georgia
Russia has suspended the import and sale of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks — including Nabeghlavi and Coca-Cola — from several key Georgian producers, Russian media outlet RBC reported, citing a document from the Russian consumer rights and public health watchdog Rospotrebnadzor, as well as sources from the “alcohol market” and retailers. Among the producers subject to “temporary sanitary measures” are Nabeghlavi mineral water produced by He…
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