Russian chief sanitary inspector satisfied with Georgian wine quality

Russian Chief Sanitary Inspector Gennady Onishchenko expressed satisfaction with the quality of Georgian wine, Interfax reports.

Six Georgian companies have sent 141 portions of alcohol products with a total volume of 617,077 liters. 61 portions with a volume of 226,579 liters arrived last week.

292 state licenses were issued and 53 more are on the way. 27 of them were granted to wine makers. Six have already started selling their products to Russia.

Onishchenko assumes that imports of alcohol products from Georgia would not affect the Russian market.