Cava in Crisis: Grape Prices Below Production Costs - Up to 4,000 Tons of Grapes Could Remain Unsold
Cava producers and grape suppliers are facing a serious market squeeze. Many growers are now receiving less than their production costs, falling significantly short of official minimum prices. With cava sales down a quarter over two years and as much as 4,000 tonnes of grapes potentially left unsold, the Spanish sparkling wine sector is under real strain. It's a timely reminder of how quickly market conditions can shift for established categories.
Originally published by wein.plus
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