Wines Of Chile
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The document summarizes key details about the Chilean wine industry and Vinos de Chile A.G., a trade association that represents Chilean wine producers. Some key points: - Chilean wine production and exports have grown significantly from 1995 to 2009. Exports now represent 2.8% of total Chilean exports. - Vinos de Chile A.G. was created in 2007 to provide unified representation for the industry. It currently has 89 member wineries. - The association aims to facilitate industry growth, promote Chilean wine domestically and internationally, and coordinate research and sustainability standards.
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Wines Of Chile
- 1. Claudia Soler Planning and Research Manager WoC THE CHILEAN WINE INDUSTRY
- 8. Vinos de Chile A.G.
- 11. AREAS OF THE ASSOCIATION Vinos de Chile A.G.
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Editor's Notes
- Superficie 2007: 117.558 vides vinificacion de las cuales el 36% corresponde a CS (ubicado ppalmente en ohiggins y maule), 11% Merlot y 6% carmenere. DE las uvas blancas, SB corresponde al 8% y Chard al 7%. E s timado 2008 (por el SAG): 118.700 HA.
- Maule, Colchagua y Curico representan las mayores superficies
- C ifra 2009 produccion: 986 mm litros (860 corresponden a vinos con D.O) Consumo estable, fluctua entre 190 y 298
- Los ppales merados son donde tenemos oficina y agencia. Como proporción del volumen, sigue siendo UK el primero
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