Armenian cognac must undergo testing in isotope laboratories — Ministry of Economy

Published 2024년 8월 22일

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Armenia plans to set up isotope laboratories by 2025 to ensure the quality of its cognac for export, according to Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan. This move aims to address quality issues, especially in Russia, where a study revealed that nearly 90% of Armenian cognacs in stores were unsafe. Papoyan stressed the need to improve cognac quality and mentioned potential partnerships with international companies if local labs cannot be established. He also noted that there have been no official complaints about cognac exports to Russia.
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Armenia intends to create isotope laboratories by 2025 to check the quality of Armenian cognac so that there are no problems abroad when exporting this alcoholic beverage. This was stated by the country's Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan at a briefing. "Armenian cognac is our national brand, we must follow the path of improving quality. That is why we are thinking of creating an isotope laboratory by 2025 to check the quality of cognac exported from Armenia. If these laboratories cannot be created in Armenia, then it is necessary to conclude contracts with international companies so that the exported cognac undergoes the appropriate testing," he noted. Papoyan also declined to comment on the research of the international association "Anti-counterfeit" and the Union of Cognac Producers of the Russian Federation, according to which almost 90% of Armenian cognacs sold in Russian stores turned out to be unsafe, with almost ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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