They warn that reference prices are prohibited for winegrowers
The FEV recalls that the reference prices are prohibited by competition and that the actual actual costs of each wine
They approve to create a Special Commission of Follow-up of the XII edition of Fenavin
It will take place from 9 to 11 May 2023 with the aim of breaking new records in the Spanish
Hail damages this summer 15,000 hectares of vineyards in the Valencian Community with 10 million in compensation
This summer’s hail storms have caused damage to at least 15,000 hectares of vineyards in the Valencian Community, especially in
Spain imported 10.9 million litres more wine in the 1st half of 2022, spending 52.3 million € more
It closes the first half of 2022 with growth in Spanish wine imports, higher in value (+58.8%) than in volume
Navarra activates the Drought Table to make a common diagnosis with the sector and follow the evolution and consequences of the lack of rainfall
Rural Development has announced a €6 million measure to compensate for increased costs of raw materials for animal feed.
The winegrowers of the DO Valdepeñas do not see profitable the prices of the grapes in the first harvest without tablets
These are values collected for the first time in individualized contracts between the large operators Félix Solís and Vinartis-García Carrión,
Asaja warns that this vintage closes as “the shortest in history”, with 24 million kilos of grapes
The president of the Sectorial de la Viña de Asaja Córdoba, Juan Manuel Centella, warned on Thursday that the present
Argentina signs agreement with Israel to combat drought
The Israeli state-owned company Mekorot will work together with the province of San Juan and Mendoza for 18 months.
Navarra promotes its wines in Germany, its main foreign market
Twelve wineries participate in the events organized by the Regulatory Council of the DO Navarra. The German cities of
Novel research reveals that eating grapes reduces the risk of developing dementia
Recent studies published by Dr. John Pezzuto and his team at the University of Western New England showed effects of