Chile: Maule wine exports reach US$ 249 million in the first eight months of 2024

Published 2024년 9월 27일

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The article highlights the significant growth of 4% in Maule region's wine exports in the first eight months of 2024, generating US$ 249 million and recovering from the losses due to the 2020 pandemic. With over 50 markets worldwide, including major ones like Japan, Brazil, China, the United States, and the United Kingdom, Maule's wine industry is on the rise. The region's rich winemaking tradition and unique cooperatives are supported by ProChile and other initiatives, with a focus on promoting niche wines and enhancing wine tourism. Efforts are being made to position Maule wines in the international market and promote wine tourism, with collaborations and strategies aimed at attracting both national and international tourists to the region.

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The regional director of ProChile Maule, Carmen Gloria Cerda, praised the 4% growth that regional wine exports have had during the first eight months of 2024, reaching US$ 249 million. “These figures are positive, because they mark a progressive recovery of wine exports both nationally and regionally, which had a sharp drop worldwide due to the 2020 pandemic. The diversification that Chilean wine has achieved is also valuable, reaching more than 50 markets, the main ones for Maule wine being Japan (14% share), Brazil (12%), China (11%), the United States (11%), the United Kingdom (6%), South Korea (4%) and Canada (4%),” said Carmen Gloria Cerda. The director of ProChile Maule indicated that the region has a “long winemaking tradition, dating back to the Colony, and which has lasted for several centuries until reaching the present day with a production that is among the most relevant at the national level. In addition, Maule has the Loncomilla Agricultural Wine Cooperative, with ...

Source: Portaldelcampo