WINE NEWS: 2021 EXCEPTIONAL YEAR

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TRADE - 2 February 2022

The beginning of 2022 marks the occasion to look back 2021 and see that the global wine trade has reached its highest ever figure, with France consolidating its position as the world’s largest supplier by value, despite sales volumes significantly lower than those of Spain and Italy. Total champagne sales for 2021 are also expected to reach a new record of €5.5 billion. In addition, the transition to more sustainable production in the sector continues, with Maker’s Mark becoming the largest distillery to achieve B Corp certification and Absolut Vodka committing to being “fossil fuel free” by 2025.

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Written by Farm Europe

FOOD CHAIN - 3 June 2019

Wine sector: Chinese slowdown in wine imports

Posted on 03/06/2019 - By Farm Europe

This month, the main highlights for the wine sector at EU and global level range from further reflections and thoughts on copper use (in France mainly), new adopted rules (at EU level), which are aimed at simplifying and homogenizing wine making practices in the EU while increasing the consistency between EU oenological practices and […]

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Our Work - 15 October 2019

THE US RETALIATION LIST ON THE AIRBUS SUBSIDIES CASE

Posted on 15/10/2019 - By Joao Pacheco

THE HEAVILY IMPACTED AGRICULTURE SECTOR SHOULD GET MUCH NEEDED HELP The US retaliation list has been published, and as unfortunately I had anticipated it is loaded against EU agriculture exports to the US. Although the dispute is on aircraft subsidies, agriculture leads the list of the products targeted, with roughly the double of the trade […]

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TRADE - 2 April 2015

Strategies for strengthening EU industry and accessing new markets

Posted on 02/04/2015 - By Farm Europe

This policy briefing looks at the EU’s agri-food markets, their performances, trends, and their future trajectories. It also raises key relevant questions and discussion points with regards to these markets.

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