Vine diseases and vineyard uprooting are the primary reasons for the low harvest, leading growers to hope for a price recovery.

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California’s 2024 grape harvest totals 2.84m tons, the smallest in two decades. The reasons behind this are heatwaves and unsold grapes, particularly among red wine varieties.

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A survey among leading Italian wine companies reveals that only a quarter of the businesses expect revenue growth in 2024.

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At the closing event celebrating its centennial, the OIV presented its latest harvest estimate and proclaimed the International Day of Vine and Wine. Meanwhile, global market sales appear to be showing slight growth.

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The 2024 wine harvest in Rioja has ended with the smallest yield of the century, down 28% from the previous year.

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The estimated wine and must production for the 2024 harvest has dropped 10% compared to the five-year average.

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The 2024 harvest volume in France is approaching the historic low of 2017. While the October forecast was set at 37.5m hl, the figure has now dropped again.

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German vineyards produced 10% less wine than the 10-year average.

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Initial estimates by winegrowers indicate a significant decline in harvest volumes. Some growing regions have been hit particularly hard.

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