China is the fourth largest export destination of EU wine

Published 2020년 12월 3일

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In 2019, the European Union (EU) produced 15.8 billion liters of wine, with 4 billion liters being exported, primarily to other EU countries and to a lesser extent to China, making it the EU's fourth largest export destination. The three leading EU wine exporters were the UK, the United States, and Russia. Meanwhile, EU wine imports amounted to 780 million liters, with the majority coming from Chile and South Africa. The main wine-producing countries within the EU were Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, and Hungary.

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Eurostat news on November 19. According to Eurostat data, the output of wine (including sparkling wine, port and grape juice) in EU countries in 2019 totaled 15.8 billion liters, of which 4 billion liters were exported to EU countries. Countries outside the EU exported 3.1 billion liters. In 2019, the EU exported 250 million liters of wine to China, accounting for 8% of exports. China is the EU’s fourth largest export destination, and the top three are the United Kingdom (690 million liters, accounting for 22% %), the United States (650 million liters, accounting for 21%), and Russia (280 million liters, accounting for 9%). Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Germany and Hungary are the main wine producers in the EU, accounting for their respective share of total ...

Source: Foodmate