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Europe aims to aggressively enter the Indian wine market, while local producers brace for the major changes imposed by the new trade agreements. The recent trade agreement between India and the European Union has sparked a wave of enthusiasm among European winemakers, eager to penetrate a market that is still largely unexplored. This is exemplified by Sonal Holland, one of the leading wine experts in India, who, when interviewed by the Financial Times, reported that she was inundated with requests immediately following the signing of the agreement in January. "In that one week alone, I received over 100 emails from producers across Europe asking how they could enter India and how we could help them understand India better," said Holland, adding that "some momentum has already been created... we are the last hope in the world, because every other market has let them down." The response from Indian winemakers The international interest is obviously fueled by the widespread ...