Economy
4 articles

The Cellar & Vine
Italy's Red Wine Glut Worsens with Early Harvest Amid Crisis
In Valpolicella, Italy, a staggering 172,280 quintals of grapes, representing 20% of total production, are currently stockpiled, signaling an unprecedented glut in the red wine market.
Marco Alves·August 29, 2026

The Food Trade
Cocktail Prices Rise Amid UK Hospitality's £93 Billion Contribution
In the UK, the restaurant sector pays so much tax that as much as 75% of its pre-tax profit goes directly to the Treasury, making it the most taxed sector in the economy, according to The Drinks Busin
Ezra Kaplan·August 28, 2026

The Cellar & Vine
Essex Wine Tourism Booms, Driving Visitor Growth
In Essex, land prices in prime grape-growing areas have surged by 15% annually over the past five years, according to a Savills Rural Property Report.
Marco Alves·June 18, 2026

The Daily Grind
Coffee Industry: Growth, Innovation, and Producer Challenges
Last year, global ready-to-drink coffee sales surged by 15%, yet the average income for a smallholder coffee farmer in Central America dropped by 8% due to volatile commodity prices.
Raffi Hovsepian·May 24, 2026
