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Winemaker Zakharin and chairman of Konon Bogdanov - how to protect Russian wine and not harm the consumer Russian winemakers proposed to introduce 200 percent tariffs on wine from NATO countries. Manufacturers hope to free up shelf space for local products in this way, but retailers warn that a sharp restriction on imports could lead to a narrowing of the selection and an increase in prices. In the program "With those who are on the subject", Crimean winemaker Valery Zakharin and Chairman of the Association of Multi-Channel Retail Companies Stanislav Bogdanov talk about why it is difficult for Russian wine to compete with European wine, whether local producers are ready to replace imports, how increasing tariffs will affect prices and selection, and whether it is possible to support winemakers through choice. Listen - here read - here.

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Winemaker Zakharin and chairman of Konon Bogdanov - how to protect Russian wine and not harm the consumer Russian winemakers proposed to introduce 200 percent tariffs on wine from NATO countries. Manufacturers hope to free up shelf space for local products in this way, but retailers warn that a sharp restriction on imports could lead to a narrowing of the selection and an increase in prices. In the program "With those who are on the subject", Crimean winemaker Valery Zakharin and Chairman of the Association of Multi-Channel Retail Companies Stanislav Bogdanov talk about why it is difficult for Russian wine to compete with European wine, whether local producers are ready to replace imports, how increasing tariffs will affect prices and selection, and whether it is possible to support winemakers through choice. Listen - here read - here.

Winemaker Zakharin and chairman of Konon Bogdanov - how to protect Russian wine and not harm the consumer Russian winemakers proposed to introduce 200 percent tariffs on wine from NATO countries. Manufacturers hope to free up shelf space for local products in this way, but retailers warn that a sharp restriction on imports could lead to a narrowing of the selection and an increase in prices. In the program "With those who are on the subject", Crimean winemaker Valery Zakharin and Chairman of the Association of Multi-Channel Retail Companies Stanislav Bogdanov talk about why it is difficult for Russian wine to compete with European wine, whether local producers are ready to replace imports, how increasing tariffs will affect prices and selection, and whether it is possible to support winemakers through choice. Listen - here read - here.

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