Tridge summary
In 2023, sparkling wine exports experienced a slowdown, with volumes decreasing by 3% to 5 million hectoliters, primarily due to a slowdown in the American and Russian markets. However, the value of these exports rose by 3% to 2.2 billion euros, despite a 1% decrease in total exports. Prosecco exports increased by 5%, Asti spumante exports remained stable, while other DOP sparkling wines and the rest of the products experienced a 5% and 4% decrease respectively.
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Original content
The runaway train of sparkling wine exports from which we benefited until 2022 consolidated in 2023, with a gradual slowdown driven by volumes (-3% to 5 million hectoliters) and the slowdown of the American (and Russian) market. The result is a limited increase in exported value, +3% to 2.2 billion euros, which still remains a positive sign in the context of total exports falling by approximately 1%. Today's post includes a couple of tables inside with the performance by market and volume of the top 25 markets, with a depth up to 2015, which you can find (with previous years) in the Numbers Only section if you want to download it. Returning to our 2023 data, ...
Source: Inumeridelvino
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