Poland: PIORiN inspected 222 vineyards

게시됨 2024년 11월 29일

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The Polish State Plant Protection and Seed Inspection (PIORiN) has reported a surge in wine production, as indicated by a rise in grapevine inspections. In 2024, 226 inspections were conducted across 222 vineyards, covering a total area of 294.2 hectares. The majority of these inspections were done in the southern and south-eastern regions of Poland. The inspections aim to ensure compliance with the National Support Center for Agriculture's vineyard register, focusing on the accuracy of vineyard details such as location, variety, and area. Additionally, the inspection ensured compliance with legal requirements for new vineyards, including the origin of propagation material and the need for a plant passport. No prohibited grape varieties were found in the inspected vineyards, highlighting the importance of oversight in fostering Poland's wine industry.

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“The dynamic development of winemaking in Poland observed for several years is associated with an increased number of inspections of grapevines,” argues the State Plant Protection and Seed Inspection (PIORiN). The Inspection emphasizes that grapevines in Poland are entered in the register of vineyards kept by the general director of the National Support Center for Agriculture (KOWR). Inspections are carried out on the basis of a plan prepared by the provincial inspector of plant protection and seed inspection appropriate for the location of the plantation. “In 2024, based on the data contained in the register of vineyards, inspectors carried out 226 inspections of grapevines intended for the production of grape wine in 222 vineyards with a total area of 294.2 ha. The largest number of inspections was carried out in the following provinces: Małopolskie (35), Lubelskie (30), Dolnośląskie (24), Podkarpackie (21), Lubuskie (17), Wielkopolskie (14). The average area of inspected ...

출처: AgroPolska