In a market that was reduced by the pandemic, Argentina managed to export 26% more wine in 2020

게시됨 2021년 1월 15일

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In 2020, Argentina's wine sector experienced a significant growth in exports, with a 26.7% increase compared to the previous year, resulting in the best sales in the last 12 years. This growth made Argentina one of the four countries to achieve volume growth, leading the pack with 395 million liters of wine exported to over 160 countries. The sector saw a 5.7% increase in fractioned wine exports and a massive 59.8% increase in bulk wine exports, despite the global wine trade suffering losses due to the pandemic. Argentina's wine sector adapted well to the challenges, losing only 1.2% in revenues, which is significantly less than the average drop of 5.8%, and climbed up the ranks in the global wine exporting countries, placing 8th in fractionated wine and 6th in bulk wine exports.

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2020, the year that will be remembered for the great pandemic and the closure, concluded with an improvement in exports from the Argentine wine sector of 26.7%, compared to 2019. In quantities they are the best sales of the last 12 years. Sales abroad of fractioned wines had an increase of 5.7% and those of bulk wine jumped no less than 59.8%, according to the National Institute of Viticulture (INV). Thanks to this performance, "Argentina was one of the four countries that were able to achieve volume growth, being the one that grew the most, followed by Italy, New Zealand and Portugal," the official report highlighted. The official report, however, omitted a central fact: how much foreign currency was generated by these higher exports. The document made public only explains that “the world wine trade has suffered losses during the pandemic period in the total FOB value of more than 2,000 million euros, due to changes in the mode of consumption and the mix of products exported ”. ...

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