French Red Wine Consumption Declines Sharply Amid Long-Term Trend
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Updated Oct 17
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What happened
French wine consumption has fallen sharply. A report notes that since the 1970s, consumption of red wine in France has decreased by 90 per cent. The decline is noted as part of a long-term crisis linked to consumption, inflation, and harvest.
From dailymail.com
Why it matters
The sharp drop in consumption reflects a significant shift in the market for French wine. The decline is partly attributed to the ease with which wine can be produced from grapes.
There is a monitored long-term decline in red wine consumption, noting a crisis linked to consumption, inflation, and harvest.
From dailymail.com