Eradication of vineyards: EU grants conditional approval

Published 2024년 11월 21일

Tridge summary

The European Commission has released draft recommendations for the future of the EU wine industry, which include measures to safeguard the industry's European budget for competitiveness and promotion, while also allowing for greater flexibility in the use of promotion funds. The draft also suggests that the uprooting of vineyards, a measure requested by some EU production areas to combat structural excess supply, should be funded nationally. The High Level Group also recommends excluding vineyards with high landscape value from the scrapping process to preserve specific funds for promotion. The final document is set to be released on December 16.
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Yes, subject to the uprooting of vineyards: only with national funds and excluding plants in areas where they have a landscape-environmental value, where the rural population draws their main source of income from the vineyard. Therefore, the use of community funds from the PNS (national support plan) is excluded for this new tranche of "scrapping" of EU vineyards. The European budget dedicated to the competitiveness of wine and in particular to the promotion of consumption on foreign markets (a measure already threatened with cuts several times) are safeguarded. And even greater flexibility in the use of the same promotion funds and, last but not least, a better regulatory definition for new wines (dealcoholized) to facilitate their marketing and simplifications on digital labeling. These are the "recommendations" included in the draft of the High Level Group of the European Commission on the Future of Wine in the EU and which go largely in the direction hoped for and supported ...

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