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Abstract：FranceAgrimer disclosed a macro-economic research carried out by Deloitte. The report assesses and measures the competitiveness of major wine countries of the world according to sixe parameters using a 1000 points evaluating system. Italy is the most competitive wine country with 6 points higher than France.
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The Italian Wine Industry is expected to increase by 30% in the next three years
This is Deloitte's 20th Research Report for the French Ministry of Agriculture, which has made a comprehensive assessment and measurement of the world's major wine producers. The assessment is based on the following indicators: productivity potential, climate conditions, environmental conditions, penetration into diversified markets, supply chain vitality, Economic liquidity,balance and investment. Based on these aspects, the report establishes an evaluation system with a full score of 1000 to evaluate wine-producing countries.After investigation and estimation, Italy scored the highest in all wine producing countries, with 659 points. Among them, the overwhelming advantage scoring item is "productivity potential", with 152 points. "Permeability to diversified markets" scored 146 points.
This is Deloitte's 20th Research Report for the French Ministry of Agriculture, which has made a comprehensive assessment and measurement of the world's major wine producers. The assessment is based on the following indicators: productivity potential, climate conditions, environmental conditions, penetration into diversified markets, supply chain vitality, Economic liquidity,balance and investment. Based on these aspects, the report establishes an evaluation system with a full score of 1000 to evaluate wine-producing countries.After investigation and estimation, Italy scored the highest in all wine producing countries, with 659 points. Among them, the overwhelming advantage scoring item is "productivity potential", with 152 points. "Permeability to diversified markets" scored 146 points.
France came second with 653 points. France scored 174 points for "Penetration into Diversified Markets", 87 points for "Supply Chain Vitality" and "Investment". Spain ranked third with 602 points. Subsequently, Australia (509 points), Chile (499 points), the United States (492 points), Germany (469 points), New Zealand (466 points), South Africa (457 points), Argentina (391 points), Portugal (361 points), China (345 points) and Brazil (312 points). China has one of the largest vineyards in the world, while Germany ranks three times higher than 2016. This macro wine economic report is based on the data of 2016. It shows the strength comparison among different wine producing countries. The publication of this report injects a "heart-warming agent" into the Italian wine industry, which makes people clearly realize that the wine industry is still the backbone of Italian agricultural development. Italian wines have maintained their leading competitiveness thanks to their strong productivity and rich diversity. The report points out that Italy has maintained its position as the world's top wine producer for several years, thanks to sparkling wines represented by Prosecco. Meanwhile, over the past 20 years, Italy has vigorously advocated the cultivation and revitalization of native grape varieties on the premise of shrinking vineyard areas throughout Europe. More importantly, wine occupies a solid place in the daily consumption of Italians, and the highly developed winery tourism promotes the development of local economy.Although Italian wine exports are still dependent on three major markets - the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom, Italy is the world's second largest wine exporter after Spain in terms of export volume. In terms of export volume, Italy is second only to France, with a number of competitive wine products, high cost-effective, and diversified flavors are favored by the market. Finally, the report also pointed out that in order to achieve further development of Italian wine, promotion and marketing activities should be strengthened. In the next three years, the Italian wine industry is likely to increase its output value by 30%. Italian Prosecco Sparkling Wine -Prosecco is a sparkling wine from Veneto, Italy, located near Treviso, 24 kilometers north from Venice. - Made from Glera grapes - Compared with in-bottle fermentation, Prosecco sparkling wine is produced by a more convenient process called "in-tank fermentation". Tenuta S.Anna Prosecco Extra Dry DOC Tenuta Sant' Anna is the first, unique and irreplaceable Italian Prosecco sparkling wine. This sparkling wine is the pride of the winery. It does not need to be modified at all. Its popular taste year after year has established its supreme dominance! Product Description: The color is medium straw yellow. It can show a lot of thick and delicate bubbles in the cup, accompanied by tiny bubbles, regular and persistent. Its elegant aroma is accompanied by light aromas of acacia, peach and pear. It has a light body, a pleasant, refreshing and soft palate, and a rich and attractive fruit flavor. Awards: Vienna International Wine Competition Gold Prize. Tenuta S.Anna Prosecco Millesimato Brut DOC Tenuta Sant' Anna is the largest winery of Genagricola Group. The best Prosecco grapes are selected to make the annual Prosecco sparkling wine of Tenuta Sant' Anna. This high-quality wine is the synonym of the uncompromising pursuit of excellence. Product Description: It is straw yellow with a pale green reflections. Small and dense bubbles are extremely abundant. Fresh aromas of acacia and white peaches. The entrance is surprisingly cool and vibrant, and the delicate and vivid fruit aroma is amazing. Awards: Italian Government Banquet 
