The Champagne industry collective is balancing production levels against the pressures of softer global demand.
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Updated Aug 25
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What happened
The Champagne industry collective is balancing production levels against the pressures of softer global demand.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.South Africa reported 13.4% growth in Champagne sales, while Hungary saw 7.7% growth.1 source
Champagne collective balances production with softer global demand.1 source
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Industry in Europe is facing pressure due to shifts in the global market.Also in this story
- Fragmented markets are currently hindering European scaling efforts.
- Shared market challenges due to technology and demographics are impacting Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland.
- European suppliers, including Nokia and Ericsson, are benefiting from recent market shifts.
- Both regions face market shifts due to climate change.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- thedrinksbusiness.com
- theshout.com.auChampagne producers reduce 2026 harvest yield - The Shout