An international consortium of scientists and manufacturers have pioneered a revolutionary treatment for fungal diseases common to agriculture.

Hungarianwines.eu, an independent online publication about Hungarian wines, has launched the third edition of its popular online wine writing contest.

Drink Bev, a California canned wine producer, has seen its volume increase eight-fold over the past several years. Which should be a good thing, right?

EPI Group, one of France’s major luxury companies, has bought a majority stake in Napa importer Folio Fine Wine Partners.

Leading Champagne brand Philipponnat has unveiled plans to create an online sales portal.

Château Fonplegade is the latest Bordeaux chateau to become certified biodynamic. The Right Bank property has been organic since 2013, and as of this year can display the Biodyvin label.

Les Caves de Pyrene, the London-based distributor, importer and retailer, has launched a new export arm to tap into new growth markets for natural and organic wines.

The results of the world’s biggest Riesling competition are out – and show that less well-known regions are now producing award-winning wines.

Meininger’s Wine Business International magazine doesn’t just cover the globe, it also offers practical advice.

Australian winemakers and viticulturists now have a new resource for tackling climate change – a graphics heavy Climate Atlas, that shows how climate change will change their region. The goal of the atlas is to give the wine industry the information it needs to plan.

Henkell Frexienet, the world’s biggest sparkling wine company, hit a turnover of more than €1bn ($1.12bn) in 2019, thanks in part by the unstoppable growth of Prosecco. 

The pandemic has inspired more Chinese consumers to not only drink more wine, but spend more on it, according to a recent report from Wine Intelligence.

Spanish winemaker Alvaro Palacios has launched an online sales platform, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The 2020 edition of Mediobanca’s annual wine industry survey reveals that more than 60% of the Italian wine companies surveyed expect their sales to fall this year. Their overall outlook is more pessimistic than it was in 2009, at the height of the global financial crisis.

Bar Convent Berlin 2020, the international trade fair for the bar and beverage industry, now breaks new ground in the corona crisis, to bring the drinks community together at Pouring Digital, a new initiative.