Robert Joseph notes that falling consumption and intrusive health warnings are not a recent phenomenon. And that other forms of alcohol have fared better. Perhaps, he suggests, the wine industry needs to change its attitude to marketing.

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Thinking of exporting to Germany? Then be aware of these rules, which apply to everybody through the wine chain, both online and offline. Anja Zimmer summarises the German regulation.

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BookTok has turned the sleepy publishing industry upside down, driving sales and creating mammoth bestsellers. Could it do the same for wine? Felicity Carter takes a look.

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Gino Colangelo, the co-founder of Come Over October, issues a riposte to Robert Joseph.

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A strike at the LCBO, Ontario's alcohol monopoly, has upended the alcohol landscape. 

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The World Health Organization has recorded a decrease in alcohol consumption in its "Global Status Report on Alcohol and Health." However, it does not yet consider its goal achieved.

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Rod Phillips, noted wine historian and Professor of History at Carleton University, examines the popular new phrase 'neo-Prohibition'.

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A lawsuit against José García Carrión for unfair competition has been dismissed by the Murcia Commercial Court.

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The CEEV is advocating for greater influence of the agricultural and wine sectors in Brussels through a manifesto.

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