World wine production will be low this year too

Published 2024년 10월 21일

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The World Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) predicts that this year's world wine production could reach 250 million hectolitres, slightly higher than the 2023's record low of 237 million, due to poor weather conditions. This estimate is based on forecasts from the major producers, including Italy, Spain, France, the United States, and countries in the southern hemisphere, which account for three quarters of the world production. While some countries like Spain and Italy have seen improvements in 2024, they still fall short of their averages. Conversely, France and Chile, which experienced heavy rains in 2023, have seen worse results. Over the past 30 years, world wine production has fluctuated between 250 and 300 million hectolitres.

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World wine production will also be affected this year by poor weather conditions. It could reach 250 million hectolitres, a volume slightly higher than that obtained in 2023 (237 million), which was the lowest since 1961. These are the preliminary figures of the World Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV), which last week held its 45th Congress in Dijon (France). They are based on the forecasts of the major producers, which represent three quarters of world production (Italy, Spain, France, the United States, countries in the southern hemisphere), according to sources from the organisation. Among these major producers, those who had the most difficulties in 2023 "have obtained better results in 2024 but are still far from their averages" (Spain, Italy, Australia, Argentina). On the contrary, others that last year were slightly above their ...

Source: Agropopular