Experts See Early Progress in Wine Industry Reset Notable North Coast wine leaders Wednesday said a painful industry reset underway for the past two years may be finally starting to show early signs of progress — even as more business failures, consolidation and tough decisions likely loom...
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Can Vineyard ‘Mothballing’ Help Growers Weather Wine Market Collapse?: Oversupply of grapes, plummeting consumer demand and skyrocketing production costs have led the wine industry to a crisis point. The severity of the situation has forced growers to consider a new way to weather the storm – vineyard “mothballing.”
What Matters Most Over the Next 12 to 18 Months — And Who’s Already Acting On It?: What will matter most to the wine industry over the next 12 to 18 months? That’s the question this special mid-year edition of Bold Predictions puts to four people who spend their working lives measuring it...
WineAmerica Enters Its Next Chapter After more than four decades of dedicated service to the American wine industry, Jim Trezise is stepping down as President of WineAmerica. His leadership and advocacy have helped shape WineAmerica into the national voice for wineries across the country...
