http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/ Ratings, News, and more on Wine & Spirits since August 2003 Tue, 02 Dec 2008 02:34:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/#comment-39479 Winexpression » Blog Archive » Vladimir and Vladimir Agree, Russia to Import Moldovan Wine Again Fri, 29 Jun 2007 18:41:34 +0000 http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/#comment-39479 [...] and agreed to lift the ban that had been placed on Moldova’s wine.  This ban, which was imposed on March 25th, 2006, had a huge impact on the Moldovan wine industry, which relied on Russia for 60 - 80% of it’s [...] [...] and agreed to lift the ban that had been placed on Moldova’s wine.  This ban, which was imposed on March 25th, 2006, had a huge impact on the Moldovan wine industry, which relied on Russia for 60 - 80% of it’s [...]

]]> http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/#comment-829 Winexpression » Blog Archive » J-Lo Wants More From Georgia Mon, 01 May 2006 21:26:55 +0000 http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/#comment-829 [...] These are tough times for Georgia and Moldova as Russia continues it’s ban on Wine and Sprits from the areas citing a high level of pesticides. The Georgians have sent out samples to independent researchers in France, Italy, and Switzerland for analysis of any harmful chemicals that may be found in the wine. Researchers in France have concluded that the wine is perfectly safe. But Russia is standing their ground, until Georgia can identify which wines are safe and which are not. According to [Russian chief sanitary doctor Gennady] Onishchenko, 50 percent of Georgian wines do not conform to norms….”We need a list of the companies which have been checked, in order to take measures.” [...] [...] These are tough times for Georgia and Moldova as Russia continues it’s ban on Wine and Sprits from the areas citing a high level of pesticides. The Georgians have sent out samples to independent researchers in France, Italy, and Switzerland for analysis of any harmful chemicals that may be found in the wine. Researchers in France have concluded that the wine is perfectly safe. But Russia is standing their ground, until Georgia can identify which wines are safe and which are not. According to [Russian chief sanitary doctor Gennady] Onishchenko, 50 percent of Georgian wines do not conform to norms….”We need a list of the companies which have been checked, in order to take measures.” [...]

]]> http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/#comment-828 Winexpression » Blog Archive » Georgia Not On Her Mind Mon, 01 May 2006 18:49:26 +0000 http://winexpression.com/2006/03/31/russia-bans-wine-from-moldova-and-georgia/#comment-828 [...] These are tough times for Georgia and Moldova as Russia continues it’s ban on Wine and Sprits from the areas citing a high level of pesticides. The Georgians have sent out samples to independent researchers in France, Italy, and Switzerland for analysis of any harmful chemicals that may be found in the wine. Researchers in France have concluded that the wine is perfectly safe. But Russia is standing their ground, until Georgia can identify which wines are safe and which are not. According to [Russian chief sanitary doctor Gennady] Onishchenko, 50 percent of Georgian wines do not conform to norms….”We need a list of the companies which have been checked, in order to take measures.” [...] [...] These are tough times for Georgia and Moldova as Russia continues it’s ban on Wine and Sprits from the areas citing a high level of pesticides. The Georgians have sent out samples to independent researchers in France, Italy, and Switzerland for analysis of any harmful chemicals that may be found in the wine. Researchers in France have concluded that the wine is perfectly safe. But Russia is standing their ground, until Georgia can identify which wines are safe and which are not. According to [Russian chief sanitary doctor Gennady] Onishchenko, 50 percent of Georgian wines do not conform to norms….”We need a list of the companies which have been checked, in order to take measures.” [...]

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