Moyca adds 100 new hectares to its cultivation lands to expand its table grape varieties

ands will allow the firm to increase its catalog of varieties, currently composed of 57 grape types, which are produced in farms in Murcia, Spain's most important wine-growing region, but also in Alicante, Almería, Granada, and Badajoz. This increase in its lands, which now total 2,300 hectares, comes in parallel with the start of its 2025 campaign, in which Moyca expects to achieve large volumes of grapes without losses due to the good climatic conditions of this particularly rainy spring, which has allowed the vines to sprout with very good vigor. Mild temperatures have offered appropriate flowering and fruit set, confirming the company's good forecasts. All the tons achieved will be destined for shelves in different parts of the world. Moyca's export capacity allows its products to be found on all continents, with Europe, and within this continent the United Kingdom, being its main destination, although they will also be present in markets in America, Africa, and Asia, such as ...