Croatian vineyards face growing threat as grapevine disease spreads across 14 counties
A grapevine disease is spreading rapidly across Croatia, now affecting vineyards in 14 counties and posing a serious threat to the country's wine production. The outbreak highlights the growing vulnerability of European vineyards to disease pressures and signals potential challenges ahead for Croatian winemakers managing both crop health and economic viability. Industry professionals should monitor how authorities respond and what implications this may have for regional wine supply and quality standards.
Originally published by Croatia Week
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