France Delays Its 2026 Grape Harvest Forecast After Heat and Drought Cloud Yields
France has postponed its official 2026 grape harvest forecast amid concerns about persistent heat and drought affecting vineyard conditions. The delayed forecast means importers and merchants won't have clarity on French yields as soon as expected, complicating forward planning and market pricing across the EU. Climate stress during the growing season could significantly impact production levels from France's major regions.
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