{"id":260989,"date":"2010-04-07T13:52:10","date_gmt":"2010-04-07T13:52:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/new.moldova.org\/2010\/04\/07\/a-new-wine-war-of-russia-against-moldova-in-the-making-207936-eng\/"},"modified":"2010-04-07T13:52:10","modified_gmt":"2010-04-07T13:52:10","slug":"a-new-wine-war-of-russia-against-moldova-in-the-making-207936-eng","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/a-new-wine-war-of-russia-against-moldova-in-the-making-207936-eng\/","title":{"rendered":"A new "wine war" of Russia against Moldova in the making?"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

RosPotrebNadzor has not allowed 47 tons of Moldovan wine to be delivered to Russia<\/strong><\/p>\n

According to the RBK Russian TV channel, Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Russian Federation Gennady Onischenko explained it by the fact that the product does not meet the security (sic) requirements.<\/p>\n

He remarked that for the first time from the resumption of the Moldovan wine imports from Moldova to Russia (from November 2007) RosPotrebNadzor had to reject and to return a big consignment of wine materials on the basis of the laboratory tests.<\/p>\n

The rejected wine constitutes only a very small share of the Moldovan imports (about 0.18% of the last year supply volume), which matter is not very sensitive for the market, experts consider. At the same time they underscore the importance of this precedent in the situation, when Moldova strives to expand its supplies of wine in bulk.<\/p>\n

"This case distressed us very much. Even under conditions of our complicated relations with the previous Moldovan authorities there was no such supply failures. Now, we have all the grounds for the reconsideration of our moderate position in regard of Moldovan wine materials. We do not rule out the toughening of sanctions against Moldovan products", Gennady Onischenko said.<\/p>\n

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry has begun clearing up the reasons for RosPotrebNadzor’s rejection of 47 tons of Moldovan wines to be delivered to the Russian market. Chief of the department for marketing policies of the winemaking sector Petru Avasiloaie told Infotag that the ministry got to know about this incident from the Russian press.<\/p>\n

"We were not informed of this matter through official channels", Avasiloaie added.<\/p>\n

He remarked that the ministry’s leadership contacted the Russian side and took all the efforts to unblock the situation. According to the official, the customs stopped the produce of only one Moldovan company – Lion-Gri. Representatives of the company communicated that the company administration has currently vacations and expressed hope for the speediest settlement of the aroused situation.<\/p>\n

Russian and Moldovan experts have designated the rejection of 47 tons of Moldovan wines as a warning in respect of the Moldovan authorities.<\/p>\n

Expert Vissarion Cesuev told Infotag that the refusal to allow a consignment of product to enter the market is, as a rule, of commercial character and, as the supply brings profits to the supplier and to the consumer, it suggests mutual interests in removing barriers.<\/p>\n

"But in this case it was a demonstrative rejection of a consignment and it has nothing to do with its quality", Cesuev remarked.<\/p>\n

In his opinion, such gesture by RosPotrebNadzor has a political background and is caused by the Moldovan authorities’ stupid position on the problems, relating to the settlement of the Transnistrian conflict, the CIS participation in this matter, the celebration of the 65th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War, the condemnation of the Communist regime.<\/p>\n

"By means of its ban in 2006 Russia made Moldova understand that Moldova was not quite right in respect of Kozak’s Memorandum, so now it is the reaction to Moldova’s irresponsible talks about the NATO, about a joint Moldovan-Romanian battalion and so on", Cesuev said.<\/p>\n

He considers that during the visit by Russia’s First Vice-Premier Igor Shuvalov to Moldova, as well as during the CIS Summit to Chisinau the Moldovan authorities behaved unthinkably from the viewpoint of the international diplomacy.<\/p>\n

"All the attention was transferred on Emil Boc (Romanian Premier, who paid a visit to Moldova on the same day), whereas one of Russia’s leaders was left without the due attention", Cesuev added.<\/p>\n

Director of the Russian Center for Political Information Alexei Mukhin designated the rejection of 47 tons of Moldovan wine by Russia as "moral pressure" and expressed an opinion that "the splashes of similar activities" on the part of Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Russian Federation Gennady Onischenko coincide shockingly with the nuances of the political situation.<\/p>\n

"The events, which are going on in Moldova, concerning its political system’s orientation towards the West aggravated considerably relations between Chisinau and Moscow, since all the agreements concluded with the now retired Mr. Vladimir Voronin were reduced to zero", he said.<\/p>\n

Expert Igor Botan ruled out the probability of political reasons for the rejection and considers that Shuvalov’s visit to Moldova was successful.<\/p>\n

"It would be very strange, if after Igor Shuvalov’s visit to Moldova, which visit passed O. K., Russia would have applied such sanctions. On the contrary, the affairs in the Moldovan-Russian relations are much better now", Botan considers.<\/p>\n

In his opinion, the quality of the supplied products must be responsible for the rejection and he expressed hope that respective Moldovan organizations will solve this problem in the near time.<\/p>\n

Moldova’s exports of alcohol products to Russia were stopped in March 2006 under the pretext of their low quality. Until that time about 90% of the total Moldovan wine exports fell on Russia. In 2005 Moldova exported alcoholic products worth USD313 million to various countries, including those worth 250 million to Russia. In 2006 the Moldovan alcohol exports decreased to USD173 million. Exports of Moldovan alcoholic products to Russia were resumed at the beginning of October 2007 after the ban, introduced on March 27, 2006. Before this embargo, 80% of Moldovan alcoholic products were supplied to the Russian market. In 2005 Moldovan wine exports constituted USD313 million. At present Moldova ranks third in the supply volume to the Russian market (its share is about 12.25%), it ceded its previous first position to France and Bulgaria.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>RosPotrebNadzor has not allowed 47 tons of Moldovan wine to be delivered to Russia<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":260988,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[5],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-260989","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-economy"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 4<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

RosPotrebNadzor has not allowed 47 tons of Moldovan wine to be delivered to Russia<\/strong><\/p>\n

According to the RBK Russian TV channel, Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Russian Federation Gennady Onischenko explained it by the fact that the product does not meet the security (sic) requirements.<\/p>\n

He remarked that for the first time from the resumption of the Moldovan wine imports from Moldova to Russia (from November 2007) RosPotrebNadzor had to reject and to return a big consignment of wine materials on the basis of the laboratory tests.<\/p>\n

The rejected wine constitutes only a very small share of the Moldovan imports (about 0.18% of the last year supply volume), which matter is not very sensitive for the market, experts consider. At the same time they underscore the importance of this precedent in the situation, when Moldova strives to expand its supplies of wine in bulk.<\/p>\n

"This case distressed us very much. Even under conditions of our complicated relations with the previous Moldovan authorities there was no such supply failures. Now, we have all the grounds for the reconsideration of our moderate position in regard of Moldovan wine materials. We do not rule out the toughening of sanctions against Moldovan products", Gennady Onischenko said.<\/p>\n

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry has begun clearing up the reasons for RosPotrebNadzor’s rejection of 47 tons of Moldovan wines to be delivered to the Russian market. Chief of the department for marketing policies of the winemaking sector Petru Avasiloaie told Infotag that the ministry got to know about this incident from the Russian press.<\/p>\n

"We were not informed of this matter through official channels", Avasiloaie added.<\/p>\n

He remarked that the ministry’s leadership contacted the Russian side and took all the efforts to unblock the situation. According to the official, the customs stopped the produce of only one Moldovan company – Lion-Gri. Representatives of the company communicated that the company administration has currently vacations and expressed hope for the speediest settlement of the aroused situation.<\/p>\n

Russian and Moldovan experts have designated the rejection of 47 tons of Moldovan wines as a warning in respect of the Moldovan authorities.<\/p>\n

Expert Vissarion Cesuev told Infotag that the refusal to allow a consignment of product to enter the market is, as a rule, of commercial character and, as the supply brings profits to the supplier and to the consumer, it suggests mutual interests in removing barriers.<\/p>\n

"But in this case it was a demonstrative rejection of a consignment and it has nothing to do with its quality", Cesuev remarked.<\/p>\n

In his opinion, such gesture by RosPotrebNadzor has a political background and is caused by the Moldovan authorities’ stupid position on the problems, relating to the settlement of the Transnistrian conflict, the CIS participation in this matter, the celebration of the 65th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War, the condemnation of the Communist regime.<\/p>\n

"By means of its ban in 2006 Russia made Moldova understand that Moldova was not quite right in respect of Kozak’s Memorandum, so now it is the reaction to Moldova’s irresponsible talks about the NATO, about a joint Moldovan-Romanian battalion and so on", Cesuev said.<\/p>\n

He considers that during the visit by Russia’s First Vice-Premier Igor Shuvalov to Moldova, as well as during the CIS Summit to Chisinau the Moldovan authorities behaved unthinkably from the viewpoint of the international diplomacy.<\/p>\n

"All the attention was transferred on Emil Boc (Romanian Premier, who paid a visit to Moldova on the same day), whereas one of Russia’s leaders was left without the due attention", Cesuev added.<\/p>\n

Director of the Russian Center for Political Information Alexei Mukhin designated the rejection of 47 tons of Moldovan wine by Russia as "moral pressure" and expressed an opinion that "the splashes of similar activities" on the part of Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Russian Federation Gennady Onischenko coincide shockingly with the nuances of the political situation.<\/p>\n

"The events, which are going on in Moldova, concerning its political system’s orientation towards the West aggravated considerably relations between Chisinau and Moscow, since all the agreements concluded with the now retired Mr. Vladimir Voronin were reduced to zero", he said.<\/p>\n

Expert Igor Botan ruled out the probability of political reasons for the rejection and considers that Shuvalov’s visit to Moldova was successful.<\/p>\n

"It would be very strange, if after Igor Shuvalov’s visit to Moldova, which visit passed O. K., Russia would have applied such sanctions. On the contrary, the affairs in the Moldovan-Russian relations are much better now", Botan considers.<\/p>\n

In his opinion, the quality of the supplied products must be responsible for the rejection and he expressed hope that respective Moldovan organizations will solve this problem in the near time.<\/p>\n

Moldova’s exports of alcohol products to Russia were stopped in March 2006 under the pretext of their low quality. Until that time about 90% of the total Moldovan wine exports fell on Russia. In 2005 Moldova exported alcoholic products worth USD313 million to various countries, including those worth 250 million to Russia. In 2006 the Moldovan alcohol exports decreased to USD173 million. Exports of Moldovan alcoholic products to Russia were resumed at the beginning of October 2007 after the ban, introduced on March 27, 2006. Before this embargo, 80% of Moldovan alcoholic products were supplied to the Russian market. In 2005 Moldovan wine exports constituted USD313 million. At present Moldova ranks third in the supply volume to the Russian market (its share is about 12.25%), it ceded its previous first position to France and Bulgaria.<\/p>\n

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