The state-owned company carried out preparatory work by establishing special wine storage areas in its logistics facilities in accordance with the law. In addition, the necessary equipment for the transport of goods to the pilot regions was prepared.
A project has also been developed for a wine showcase site, which will be launched at the start of the experiment.
All sales will be carefully recorded in the Unified Government Automated Accounting System (EGAIS) to ensure control and compliance with related requirements.
Testing of the new feature is expected to start as early as November 1, 2023 and run until July 31, 2026. Through a special section on Russian Post’s website, customers will be able to purchase various types of domestic wine.
However, delivery of the goods will be possible no later than 24 hours after the order has been placed. It is important to note that only adult customers may be wine buyers, who will need to present their passports to verify their age when ordering.
Source: Ferra
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