The French sustainability seal was acquitted of deception charges and may continue to certify "high environmental value."

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With 1,500 exhibitors and 9,500 attendees, the trade fair was a great way to see the world of sustainability in one place. André Dominé reports.

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Dr Tom Croghan, co-owner of The Vineyards at Dodon in Maryland, questions the organic orthodoxy.

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A budget cut is threatening the continued existence of the French organic agency.

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For the 32nd time, Millésime Bio will kick off in Montpellier at the end of January. Young winemakers will benefit from a 30% discount. The No & Low category will debut at the event.

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Is an oversupply following the conversion boom? The French organic wine sector seems to be at a turning point.

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Sébastien David has been appointed as the new chair of France Vin Bio. Once again, a winemaker from the Loire takes on this role.

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Vineyards everywhere are converting to organic. How are consumers responding?

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For the first time, no- and low-alcohol products will be showcased at Millésime Bio, the world’s premier trade fair for organic wine, set to take place from January 27 to 29, 2025, in Montpellier.

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