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WEBAug 26, 2024 · May 9, 2024. - Advertisement -. Discover the latest wine news and daily updates within the wine industry. Stay up-to-date with wine press releases, editorial content, articles, educational webinars, and events calendar listings relevant to …
Politics, Science, Technology, Innovation and Controversy: Wine ...
WEBDec 23, 2022 · Counterfeiting Is a Lingering Stain on the Wine Industry. By Melanie Young. Counterfeit wines and spirits cost the global industry $3.18 billion in direct sales, and the impact can be felt at many levels. A European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) report estimates that illicit trade in wine and spirit results in a 7 percent reduction of legitimate products, the loss of over 7,000 ...
Wine Competitions—Worth It? - Wine Industry Advisor
WEBDec 21, 2021 · There’s almost always a cost to entering wine competitions. Several bottles of each entered wine—that otherwise could be sold—need to be sent to the competition at the winery’s cost. There’s also an entrance fee. DiManno estimates $75 for each wine variety in the 2020 competition.
Everything Changes: The New Wholesale and Distribution Landscape
WEBApr 10, 2024 · Everything Changes: The New Wholesale and Distribution Landscape. The second tier hasn’t stopped changing since the Recession ended in the mid-2000s, with wave after wave of consolidation since. By Jeff Siegel. Every time it seems that the wine business can’t change any more, it does. For example, …
We've Got Some Good News and Some Bad News—SVB 2022 …
WEBJan 21, 2022 · —Jeff Siegel The good news for the wine business? Premium wine sales increased 21 percent in 2021, and another strong year will follow in 2022. The bad
Wine Industry Articles Archives
WEBWine Industry Champion Jana McKamey: Leveraging Farming and Diplomacy to Help Oregon Wineries Thrive. August 28, 2024. “We’re educating lawmakers on the contribution our industry makes to the state and on our values.” —Jana McKamey, Oregon Winegrowers Association By Laura Ness The scion of sugar beet farmers going...
An Uncertain Economic Vintage: Wineries Navigate Consumer …
WEBAug 31, 2023 · Rob McMillan. Rob McMillan, EVP and wine division founder at Silicon Valley Bank (now a division of First Citizens Bank & Trust Company), underscores another facet of the challenge that wineries face.“Direct-to-consumer constitutes 68% to 69% of winery sales and rises to 90% for wineries under 2,500 cases, and visitor numbers on the West Coast declined this year.
Staying Ahead of the Supply Struggle Curve - Wine Industry Advisor
WEBJan 17, 2022 · Staying Ahead of the Supply Struggle Curve. Historic trucker shortages, port logjams and labor strikes are just some of the elements bringing the wine industry to its knees this year. Supplies are down, and prices are up, across the board. — Kathleen Willcox. Turning the page on 2020, the wine industry was optimistic about the year ahead.
Smaller Producers Need Independent Retailers—Now More Than …
WEBAug 31, 2021 · Throw in the collapse of the on-premise business during the pandemic (and its agonizingly slow recovery), and smaller producers need independent retailers more than ever. Napa in a Bottle / Scott Warman, Unsplash. “Smaller producers can give independent retailers exactly what they’re looking for,” says wine marketer Paul Tincknell of Napa ...
Evaluating the Wine Industry’s Economic Engine in 2022 and Beyond
WEBFeb 10, 2022 · At WIN’s Leadership Conference, experts analyze the financial state of the wine industry —Alexandra Russel On February 9, 2022, Wine Industry Network welcomed attendees to its virtual Leadership Conference, a day dedicated to understanding current economic conditions affecting the wine industry and best practices for maintaining a modern wine business into the future.
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