Belarus Bans Import and Sale of Armenian ‘Yerevan 2800’ Brandy
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The authorities of Belarus banned the sale of eight-year-old cognac "Yerevan 2800" due to non-compliance with the requirements of the Customs Union and low content of tannins. Eight-year-old Armenian cognac "Yerevan 2800" is recognized as a dangerous product and is prohibited for sale on the territory of the republic, RIA Novosti reports. The corresponding order was issued on August 26 and entered into the register of the Belarusian State Standa…
Belarus Bans Import and Sale of Armenian ‘Yerevan 2800’ Brandy
Belarus has banned the import and sale of an Armenian brandy after regulators said laboratory tests found it did not meet required standards, a move that comes as relations between Yerevan and Minsk remain strained following a bitter dispute between Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The ban covers the eight-year-old “Yerevan 2800” brandy produced by MAP CJSC in Armenia’s Armavir region. Belarus’ State …
Armenian cognac "Yerevan 2800" was added to the register of dangerous products. It turned out that a drink aged for 8 years cannot be considered cognac. Читать далее...
In Belarus, the sale of eight-year-old Armenian cognac "Erevan 2800" was banned. The drink was introduced into the Register of Dangerous Products due to non-compliance with the technical regulations of the Customs Union.
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1prime.ruThe State Standardization Committee of Belarus has banned the import, sale and circulation of eight-year-old Armenian cognac "Yerevan 2800" into the country.
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