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The European wine sector is reporting an estimated 145.5 million hectolitres (Mhl) of wine production for 2025, representing a 1% increase compared to the previous
This historic visit marks the first time an OIV Director General has undertaken such an extensive mission in the region. In each country, Director General
The 46th World Congress of Vine and Wine was officially launched. From 16 to 20 June in Chișinău, Republic of Moldova, the 2025 OIV Congress
In a challenging context for the wine sector over recent years, and as announced in the Vision for the Future of Agriculture, the European Commission
The European wine sector is reporting an estimated 144 million hectolitres (Mhl) of wine and must production for 2024. This represents a slight decrease of
Following the great success of the 2021 edition, with 42 speakers and 5500 registered participants from 70 different countries, on Monday, March 13, 2023, between
On the occasion of the 2022 Wine Harvest Event, the Copa-Cogeca Working Party on Wine presented its harvest estimates. The 2022 EU wine production is
The EU wine production is forecasted to remain roughly stable compared to the previous year but fall short of reaching the 5-year average (2017-2021) with important within-country disparities resulting from droughts
As 2021 comes to an end, it will soon be time to make a toast for the New Year. It is also time for some
Speaking from the OIV´s Headquarters in París, Director General PAU Roca presented on 23 April information on wine production, consumption and international trade in 2019.
Officially launched today with a kick-off meeting, the new wine market observatory will bring short-term analysis and greater transparency to an important sector for EU agriculture
On October 8, the European Committee of Wine Companies (CEEV) organized the first edition of its “General Directors Club” in Barcelona.
They make the request in order to avoid that the surpluses of the previous campaign can be reintroduced in the market taking advantage of the fermentation of the new must of high quality.
It is expected 30 percent below last year’s production in Castilla-La Mancha, with between 20 and 23 million hectoliters. A campaign with a grape of higher quality and greater alcoholic strength.
Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias de España estimates that wine production could be between 42-43 million hectoliters, a figure still provisional, as highlighted by the president of the sector Angel Villafranca, because the harvest is not as advanced as last year since the weather always uncertain, could affect the development of the vineyard in the coming weeks.
The Valdepeñas Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) will be held at the International Tourism Fair of Spain (FITUR), whose next edition begins tomorrow and will continue until January 21st, two presentations with tastings of its wines, both at the stand of Castilla-La Mancha, as in the stand of the Ministry of Agriculture (MAPAMA).
