New GOST for wine lists will help popularize Russian wines, according to the Ministry of Agriculture

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has introduced a new national standard, GOST R, which will come into effect on April 1, 2025, to promote Russian wines. The standard recommends that wine lists should include a 20% share of domestic wine products and feature them at the beginning of the list with special marks. The ministry believes this will help position Russian wines as a viable alternative to imported wines and contribute to the development of wine culture in Russia. The wine industry in Russia has seen growth in production and sales, and stakeholders anticipate this trend to continue with the introduction of the standard.

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The new GOST for wine lists, which also contains a recommendation on a 20% share of domestic wine products, will help popularize Russian wines, the Russian Ministry of Agriculture reported. As reported by the Ministry, the national standard GOST R "Public catering services. Recommendations for the development, design and content of wine lists", which was approved by the order of Rosstandart on November 11, will come into force on April 1, 2025. The standard establishes recommendations for restaurants, cafes, bars on compiling wine lists, including placing Russian products at the beginning of the list and accompanying them with special marks. In addition, GOST contains a recommendation on a 20% share of domestic wine products in the wine list. "According to the Russian Ministry of Agriculture, the adoption of GOST is an important step in positioning Russian wines as a worthy alternative to products from other countries. Implementation of the recommendations laid down in the ...

Source: Kvedomosti