Russian authorities have reportedly decided not to extend beyond 01 January 2022 a moratorium on amendments signed into law by President Vladimir Putin on 02 July 2021.

The amendments introduced a new classification of wine products in the regulations and changed regulations in the case of geographic designations, which will require alterations in the names on the back label and the adoption of new declarations of conformity.

The status of products that were imported and produced according to the old classification and declarations has not yet been determined, but those products could be recognized as counterfeit and withdrawn from the market, leading to a shortage of legal wine, financial loss for the sector, and growth in the illicit market.

 

 

Unctad's role in international wine trade

19-03-2024 | News

Unctad, composed of 195 countries, is the Un focal point...

Qatar Duty Free acquisisce il monopolio di vendita degli alcolici

01-03-2024 | Estero

Qatar Duty Free ha annunciato l'acquisizione completa di Qatar Distribution...

L'enologo siciliano Pietro Russo terzo Master of Wine Italiano

26-02-2024 | Arte del bere

Pietro Russo, rinomato enologo siciliano, ha ottenuto il prestigioso titolo...

Chilean scientists turn wine and beer residues into healthy foods

20-02-2024 | News

Chilean scientists Carmen Soto and Lida Fuentes are conducting innovative...

Success for Oiv's ampelography course in Chile

29-01-2024 | News

From December 4 to 8, 2023, the 3rd edition of...

Studio impatto delle filiere Federvini

24-01-2024 | Studi e Ricerche

Dalle Filiere Federvini più di 20 miliardi di valore aggiunto...

Federvini

   Via Mentana 2/B, 00185 Roma
+39.06.49.41.630
+39.06.44.69.421
+39.06.49.41.566
redazione@federvini.it
www.federvini.it
   C.F. 01719400580

Condividi

Newsletter

Iscriviti alla newsletter per ricevere le news del portale Federvini.

Follow us

  

Please publish modules in offcanvas position.