Gianluca Atzeni

Italian wine seeks new markets. From India to Brazil (and surprisingly, Ireland), here’s how the export map is changing

In times of trade wars and the emergence of new consumer trends, it is essential to diversify destinations. Who is rising and who is falling in 2024?

"Dangerous to underestimate US tariffs on wine: 98% of Italian exports at risk." The warning from Unione Italiana Vini

The union stresses that it is a mistake to assume that our wines, being "Italian and luxury," are not at risk: only 2% of Italian wine exported to the US falls into the premium category

Alta Langa is the wine of the year: it will be the Ambassador of Regional Products under the Piemonte brand

The proclamation during the Prima of Turin. Producers will be able to indicate it on the label through a sticker designed by the Consortium

Italian wine exports in 2024 surpass 8 billion euros, but consumption uncertainty weighs on the top three markets

Average value increase of 5.5%. The real driver of growth is sparkling wine: +8.9%, with Prosecco at +15%

Turning point for Abruzzo wines: a vineyard map defines the territory’s suitability

In the "Ado" project, approximately 155,000 plots have been surveyed. For President Nicodemi, this will reduce the risk of making poor business decisions

Constellation Brands ready to sell its entire wine division. How the crisis has shaken the US wine giant

The US press speculates on a sale of the brands in favour of Delicato Family Wines and The Duckhorn. Meanwhile, job cuts are also at risk among distributors

The "Produttori Vini del Mugello" association is born to promote Apennine Pinot Noir

The Tuscan group consists of 17 businesses producing 200,000 bottles annually. A project for varietal and clonal experimentation of grapes is also underway

"US tariffs? Start negotiations immediately or wine risks disappearing from the market." UIV's appeal to Europe

A heavy bill of nearly one billion euros for Italian viticulture. UIV also reaches out to US importers and distributors to share the cost surplus

"Dealcoholised? We are ready to invest in Italy too" In Zonin1821's financial report, no-low wines gain ground

Two years after the launch of the Zonin Zero line, CEO Pietro Mattioni takes stock of the situation and unveils upcoming developments

"25% tariffs on EU products": Trump's announcement. A €2 Billion blow to Italian food exports

The US President, speaking at a Cabinet meeting, did not specify timelines or sectors—except for the automotive industry—but the agri-food sector is on edge
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