Heat and drought push French wine production towards 30-year low
France's wine harvest is heading towards its lowest level in three decades as severe heat and drought hit vineyards across the country. This significant production shortfall will have ripple effects across the global wine trade, affecting supply chains, pricing, and availability for importers and retailers. Producers should be monitoring yield impacts across key French regions closely.
Originally published by Monaco Life
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