Tridge summary
UN Comtrade data reveals a slight 3% decline in German wine imports, totaling 2.7 billion euros, with a minor growth in sparkling wines. Italy has seen a small increase in its market share, accounting for over 39% of imports in value and 38% in volume in 2023. Meanwhile, France is losing its footing in the still wine segment, with Spain making gains. The US, South Africa, and Chile are losing ground to New Zealand.
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UN Comtrade data on German wine imports present a scenario of slight decline (-3%, 2.7 billion euros, with sparkling wines slightly growing) on a level that is nevertheless stable if we look at previous years. Italy loses a little less (-2%) but therefore gains slightly in market share, which in 2023 exceeded 39% of imports in value and 38% in volume. Volumes are stable in 2023 at approximately 13.7 million hectoliters. The French are losing ground, especially in the still wine segment (but they are not growing in sparkling wines), Spain is gaining, the Americans, South Africans and Chileans are ...
Source: Inumeridelvino
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