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Ningxia, China, joins OIV and pioneers ecological wine production

7 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 13
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What happened

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Ningxia, China's top wine-producing area, hosted the 47th World Congress of Vine and Wine alongside the 24th General Assembly of the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV). Ningxia produces 140 million bottles of wine annually and has 261 wine enterprises, including 130 wineries. The region has established an ecological wine-producing base, converting over 400,000 mu (about 26,667 hectares) of barren land into vineyards. Some local wineries are utilizing natural aging methods, such as underground cellars designed to maintain stable temperature and humidity without refrigeration.

From parisguardian.com, bignewsnetwork.com

Why it matters

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The event highlights Ningxia's growing contribution to the international vine and wine industry and its role in reshaping the sector. The establishment of ecological production bases and natural aging methods offers models for sustainable viticulture. This occurs amid a larger trend of global wine production declining due to climate change and financial challenges.

Climate change and financial challenges are causing a decline in global wine production and forcing many wineries to sell.

From parisguardian.com, bignewsnetwork.com

Who's involved

  • Ding JianLocal winery owner who utilizes a naturally constant-temperature underground wine cellar.
  • Constellation BrandsAmerican alcoholic beverage manufacturer whose competitive landscape may be affected by China's global standards.

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  1. Ningxia is exploring turning carbon absorption into tradable assets, while local wineries supply grape skins to cosmetics companies.Sub-event
  2. China's Ningxia wine industry is impacted by climate change and has joined the OIV.1 source
  3. Ningxia establishes an ecological wine production base using natural aging methods.1 source

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