Belarus has banned the import and sale of Armenian Konak Aram since October 31, a ban on the import and sale of a seven-year-old Armenian firstborn, as well as the eight-year-old Georgia "Shiu Char". This is what the State Commission for Standardization of the Republic reports. According to the state standard, both drinks do not meet the requirements of the technical regulations of the Customs Union on food safety, labeling rules and general technological characteristics of cognac. In particular, experts discovered that the composition of the product does not meet the name of the label. This is not the first case in recent times. Earlier, the agency has already withdrawn from the sale of Belarusian eight-year cognac "Yerevan 2800" produced by CJSC "MAP", as well as six-year "Armenian cognac" brand "Shahnazary". @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK - Zen - Site - TikTok.

Belarus has banned the import and sale of Armenian Konak Aram since October 31, a ban on the import and sale of a seven-year-old Armenian firstborn, as well as the eight-year-old Georgia "Shiu Char". This is what the State Commission for Standardization of the Republic reports. According to the state standard, both drinks do not meet the requirements of the technical regulations of the Customs Union on food safety, labeling rules and general technological characteristics of cognac. In particular, experts discovered that the composition of the product does not meet the name of the label. This is not the first case in recent times. Earlier, the agency has already withdrawn from the sale of Belarusian eight-year cognac "Yerevan 2800" produced by CJSC "MAP", as well as six-year "Armenian cognac" brand "Shahnazary". @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK - Zen - Site - TikTok.