According Publika.md NewsIn, the ban was prompted by Ghimpu's decree that proclaimed June 28 as "Day of Soviet occupation" and demanded the withdrawal of Russian troops from Transnistria.

Rospotrebnadzor Russian health service has not submitted any complaint about the quality of wine, but there is a ban on plant protection service of the head word, writes Kommersant.

Embassy sources R. Moldova in Moscow says that the problem remains unresolved for 10 days. "Wine producers have sent us a lot of letters asking us what to do - to bring wine to Russia or not. And we do not know what to answer. Rospotrebnadzor us not submitted any claims in writing. But the order of Onishchenko, employees of the institution, ten days looking for something in all Moldovan wine, "said a representative of the Moldovan Embassy in Moscow, on condition of anonymity.

[Romanialibera.ro]