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More money is to go to help European producers rebuild their vineyards for competition against “New World” producers like the Australians.
The decision at Brussels coincides with a lift in Australian wine exports led by increased sales in the United Kingdom.
Europe clamps down, again, on the counterfeiters; worries a little about the supply of bubbly, and welcomes some fresh and contemporary Australian art to Paris. … Read More »
Worries about the quality of French wine; it’s significantly decreasing, according to a report by a consumer group. … Read More »
Australian wine producers have marked a pocket revolution celebrating annual export sales of A$3-billion for the first time – led by a surge in demand for red wine in bottles. … Read More »
Changing over from former subsidies regimes to global competition is not plain sailing. … Read More »
Wine industry leaders in France say they have started making a come-back while farmers in some parts of the country say they’re in serious difficulty and need special help.
Professionals in the wine business have been pronounced “more serene” attending this year’s international wine exhibition at Bordeaux (Vinexpo, 17-21.6.07). … Read More »
Details on the EU - Australia wine agreement initialled this week (See EUAuaustralia Online 6.6.07) show there will be fairly extensive protection for several esteemed products originating in Australia, on sale in Europe. … Read More »