France, with 419 million cases (9 liters) in 2010 regained the podium
world's largest producer of wine surpassing Italy. It is not the only news of the year just ended: China enters among the top ten producers, and finished in seventh place
Chile before and after Australia, with an estimated growth of 77%
2014. It 's the photo taken from a study conducted for Bordeaux Vinexpo research by the International Wine and Spirits (Iwsr), British research institute, which crowns the China motor manufacturing sector, ahead of the United States and Russia, with "the strongest increase in the world - experts say Iwsr -
in five years. " The news hit the French press to the point that the business daily Les Echos has dedicated service on the front page. "China today, where consumers of wine are about one hundred million will not cease to amaze us, "said Les Echos
to the general manager of Vinexpo, Robert Beynat, whereas in
2007, China was not even in the top ten. The exponential growth of wine-growing Chinese (especially in the region south of Shanghai) is supported by strong local investment but also in Europe. The world landscape will still always the first places
France, Italy and Spain, which now provide more than half of world production. I rose the greatest growth (+8% by 2014), even though they represent only 9% of production, well sparkling wines (+6%), red (+4%) and whites (+2.5 %). Consumption Overall, the study dell'Iwsr, will grow by 3% between 2010 and 2014, after the decline observed in the period 2007-09, with declines of 1% in Italy and 4% in France. The United States will
the main world market in 2012, ahead of Italy and France, which remains a leader in export value, while Italy will be the first but only for books.
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