GEORGIA: US Chamber of Commerce calls for end to Russian wine ban
By Keith Nuthall | 27 September 2007
Georgia's 18-month ban on wine exports to Russia is entirely unjustified the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia, a business organisation cultivating commercial links with the US, has claimed.
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Georgia's 18-month ban on wine exports to Russia is entirely unjustified the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia, a business organisation cultivating commercial links with the US, has claimed.
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