Russian wines might be sold via national postal service website in January 2022
Written by Redazione
Russia’s Ministry of Finance reportedly has published draft legislation to experiment with selling Russian wines online through a website maintained by Russia’s national post office, beginning 01 January 2022.
As part of the experiment, wine would first be delivered only within Moscow, the Moscow region, and Mordovia. The national post office has reportedly begun negotiating with wine producers but cannot officially accept their applications until the legislation has been passed.
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