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Russia's requirements of all suppliers of wines, both domestic and foreign, are equal
Russia's requirements of all suppliers of wines, both domestic and foreign, are equal, Minister of Socio-Economic Development Mikhail Zurabov told Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Monday. The minister made the statement after the president's question if the ban on wine imports from Georgia and Moldova was justified. "Does it apply to both domestic suppliers and importers; i.e. are the demands the same?" the head of state asked. "Absolutely," Zurabov assured him. The minister underlined that the Russian agencies concerned intend to get down in earnest to placing restrictions and bans on poor quality alcohol.
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