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A New Manifesto for Italian Wine: 10 Commitments for the Future
The Italian wine industry faces challenges like changing markets and consumer demands, prompting a new manifesto outlining ten commitments to ensure its future.
A New Manifesto for Italian Wine: 10 Commitments for the Future
The Italian wine industry faces challenges like changing markets and consumer demands, prompting a new manifesto outlining ten commitments to ensure its future.
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24% Bias Score
Prosecco Trademark Registered in Kenya, Protecting \$3.6 Billion Market
The Prosecco Doc consortium registered its trademark in Kenya on February 28, 2025 (application May 29, 2024), protecting its brand in a high-growth market; OAPI countries also recognized the geographical indication on December 31, 2024, safeguarding the 660 million bottle, \$3.6 billion market.
Prosecco Trademark Registered in Kenya, Protecting \$3.6 Billion Market
The Prosecco Doc consortium registered its trademark in Kenya on February 28, 2025 (application May 29, 2024), protecting its brand in a high-growth market; OAPI countries also recognized the geographical indication on December 31, 2024, safeguarding the 660 million bottle, \$3.6 billion market.
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44% Bias Score
Italian Winemakers Explore Collaborative Strategies to Counter Potential US Tariffs
A potential 20% US tariff on Italian wine exports prompted discussions at Vinitaly, with producers and importers exploring strategies like cost-sharing to minimize the impact on consumers, while simultaneously examining alternative markets for export diversification.
Italian Winemakers Explore Collaborative Strategies to Counter Potential US Tariffs
A potential 20% US tariff on Italian wine exports prompted discussions at Vinitaly, with producers and importers exploring strategies like cost-sharing to minimize the impact on consumers, while simultaneously examining alternative markets for export diversification.
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24% Bias Score
Piedmont Winemakers Counter US Tariffs with Subsidy and Market Diversification
Facing a 20% US tariff on roughly 10% of its wine exports, Piedmont, Italy, is developing a 50% subsidy using existing OCM wine funds to support wineries exporting to the US, while also exploring new markets in Asia, the Orient, South Africa and Russia.
Piedmont Winemakers Counter US Tariffs with Subsidy and Market Diversification
Facing a 20% US tariff on roughly 10% of its wine exports, Piedmont, Italy, is developing a 50% subsidy using existing OCM wine funds to support wineries exporting to the US, while also exploring new markets in Asia, the Orient, South Africa and Russia.
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48% Bias Score
Terroir Expert's Soil Study to Revolutionize Chianti Classico Winemaking
Pedro Parra, a Chilean terroir expert, is conducting a three-year soil study at Isole e Olena winery in Chianti Classico, Italy, using a unique method of digging three-meter-deep holes to analyze soil layers and select the best plots for wine production, aiming to improve wine quality and adapt to c...
Terroir Expert's Soil Study to Revolutionize Chianti Classico Winemaking
Pedro Parra, a Chilean terroir expert, is conducting a three-year soil study at Isole e Olena winery in Chianti Classico, Italy, using a unique method of digging three-meter-deep holes to analyze soil layers and select the best plots for wine production, aiming to improve wine quality and adapt to c...
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40% Bias Score
Aglianico: A Southern Italian Wine Grape's Rising Diversity
In Southern Italy, Aglianico, a red wine grape, flourishes in diverse regions like Campania's Taurasi and Basilicata's Vulture, with distinct terroirs influencing its diverse expressions ranging from powerful to approachable styles; its recognition is expanding beyond the simple "Barolo of the South...
Aglianico: A Southern Italian Wine Grape's Rising Diversity
In Southern Italy, Aglianico, a red wine grape, flourishes in diverse regions like Campania's Taurasi and Basilicata's Vulture, with distinct terroirs influencing its diverse expressions ranging from powerful to approachable styles; its recognition is expanding beyond the simple "Barolo of the South...
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16% Bias Score
15% US Tariffs on Italian Wine: A Devastating Blow
A US-EU trade deal reduced tariffs on European goods to 15%, but Italian wine producers face significant economic challenges due to the increase from a near-zero pre-tariff rate, impacting approximately $9.15 billion in annual exports and causing price increases for US consumers.
15% US Tariffs on Italian Wine: A Devastating Blow
A US-EU trade deal reduced tariffs on European goods to 15%, but Italian wine producers face significant economic challenges due to the increase from a near-zero pre-tariff rate, impacting approximately $9.15 billion in annual exports and causing price increases for US consumers.
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64% Bias Score
Italian Wine Industry Invests in Tech to Combat Climate Change Impacts
Facing over €1 billion in losses due to climate change impacts, the Italian wine industry, producing an estimated 41 million hectoliters in 2024, is investing in sustainable technologies developed by BeadRoots and Agreen Biosolutions through the FoodSeed program to ensure its future.
Italian Wine Industry Invests in Tech to Combat Climate Change Impacts
Facing over €1 billion in losses due to climate change impacts, the Italian wine industry, producing an estimated 41 million hectoliters in 2024, is investing in sustainable technologies developed by BeadRoots and Agreen Biosolutions through the FoodSeed program to ensure its future.
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36% Bias Score
US Tariffs Threaten €1.3 Billion in Italian Wine Exports
US tariffs on Italian wine imports will cost producers €323 million annually, jeopardizing 76% of US exports (364 million bottles, €1.3 billion) by 2025 unless a cost-sharing agreement is reached with US importers to avoid passing the increased costs to consumers.
US Tariffs Threaten €1.3 Billion in Italian Wine Exports
US tariffs on Italian wine imports will cost producers €323 million annually, jeopardizing 76% of US exports (364 million bottles, €1.3 billion) by 2025 unless a cost-sharing agreement is reached with US importers to avoid passing the increased costs to consumers.
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44% Bias Score
Castiglion del Bosco: A Tuscan Winery's Enduring Legacy
Castiglion del Bosco, a Tuscan winery and resort with roots dating back to the 12th century, has thrived from medieval times to its current status as a luxury destination, combining wine production, hospitality, and art collaborations to create a unique brand.
Castiglion del Bosco: A Tuscan Winery's Enduring Legacy
Castiglion del Bosco, a Tuscan winery and resort with roots dating back to the 12th century, has thrived from medieval times to its current status as a luxury destination, combining wine production, hospitality, and art collaborations to create a unique brand.
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48% Bias Score
EU Wine Warning Labels Spark Outrage Among Italian Producers
The European Commission's proposal to mandate health warnings on wine bottles, despite previous parliamentary rejection, has sparked outrage among Italian winemakers, who see it as an attack on their industry and local production methods.
EU Wine Warning Labels Spark Outrage Among Italian Producers
The European Commission's proposal to mandate health warnings on wine bottles, despite previous parliamentary rejection, has sparked outrage among Italian winemakers, who see it as an attack on their industry and local production methods.
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60% Bias Score
Sicilian Wine's Rising Popularity
Miltiades shared a bottle of Donnafugata Mille e una Notte 2018 Sicilian red wine, prompting a discussion on the region's viticultural diversity, unique terroir, and the rising popularity of its wines in Europe.
Sicilian Wine's Rising Popularity
Miltiades shared a bottle of Donnafugata Mille e una Notte 2018 Sicilian red wine, prompting a discussion on the region's viticultural diversity, unique terroir, and the rising popularity of its wines in Europe.
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32% Bias Score
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