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Wine markets: the free trade agreement increases EU wine in Japan
The trade agreement between the European Union and Japan is helping EU wine export. Here are the results.
China ready to overcome Germany among buyer countries
The general trend of the Chinese Market was down by 2%, after years of great expansion. Australia and Chile are the countries that benefited from tax duties with the most plus signs. Here are all the details.
France: upward estimates for production, but exports slow
On the production front, the French Ministry of Agriculture has revised upwards the estimates of 2018, bringing them to 49.47 million hectoliters of wine. But pdo prices fall. Here are the details.
Italy is the best European exporter thanks to Prosecco
In the last five years, we saw a real growth of Itlaian wine, especially for its Prosecco. The data by Wine Monitor.
The new “look” of Champagne is raising controversy
Everyone loves Champagne: in France, there's now a controversy over the image of a popular Champagne, suitable for all occasions, especially the informal ones. Here are the details.
UK: the colour pink tickles Britain’s spirits and wine market
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association say that 2018 was a record year for gin sales, especially pink gin. Here are all the details.
China: zero duty for Aussie wines. Australia now accelerates
The zeroing of duties was the last step of the free trade agreement Chafta-China Australia Free Trade Agreement, signed in Camberra in 2015. Tariffs have been reduced since then and Australia is not the second largest wine supplier in China.
For the French, Italy is the leading country in the wine market
According to a French study, Italy obtains the leading position in the wine market thanks to its native grapes and competitive prices. All the results.
Paolo Leo, entrepreneur at the service of wine and Salento
Paolo Leo did not stop at inheriting his father's property along with his innate passion for wine and work, but in a few years he created an unmistakable brand: the evolution of Apulia’s wines.
Australia: winemakers experiment more Italian grapes
Australian winemakers continue to experiment with Italian grapes. Prosecco is rising in popularity, while other grapes are being planted to respond to changing consumer preferences.
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