France overthrows Italy as the EU's leading wine producer

Published 2023년 10월 26일

Tridge summary

The EU harvest in 2023 showed a decrease in production in Spain, Italy, and Germany, but an increase in France and Portugal. Climate change, including dry winter, hailstorms, floods, and a rainy spring, caused a sharp drop in production in other European countries. France became the largest European wine producer, Italy experienced a significant decline in production due to intense rains and mildew, and Spain remained the third-largest producer with high-quality grapes despite harsh climatic conditions. Germany saw a slight decrease in production due to inflation and high production costs.
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Original content

The harvest in the EU during 2023 has shown a continuous decrease in production in the main producing countries: Spain, Italy and Germany. However, an increase was observed in France and Portugal, which places them among the main producing countries of the year, according to the COPA-COGECA estimate. The 2023 harvest result decreased slightly compared to 2022, with a total of just over 150 million hl (Mhl) and a decrease of -5.5% compared to the five-year average. Due to the consequences of climate change, that is, a dry winter, hailstorms, floods and a rainy spring, a sharp drop in production was also recorded in other European producing countries such as Austria (-6%), Greece (-23% ). ), Croatia (-31%) and Slovakia (-20%) compared to 2022. In 2023, France became the first European wine producer with an estimated production of 45 Mhl, which represents an increase of 1.47% compared to the previous year. France, despite everything, was affected by downy mildew and droughts, ...
Source: Agrodigital

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