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Jidvei Owner: Focus Must Remain On Local Market
Winemaker Jidvei (Alba County, central Romania) focuses on sales on the domestic market, which generate more than 90% of revenue, says owner Claudiu Necsulescu.
Halewood: We Want To Be In China Because Its Market Will Skyrocket
Wine deliveries to China will amount to 450,000 bottles this year, almost twice as many as in 2014 (250,000), says Dan Muntean, general manager of Halewood Romania, one of the large local wi...
Romania Saw Second Worst Wine Production Decline In Europe In 2014
Romania saw the second worst decline in wine production in Europe after Bulgaria last year, according to the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV) data.
Carl Reh Winery Aims For 5-8% Higher Sales In 2015
Wine market supply has surged in the past seven years, but demand has stalled or inched up, in the context where significant investments in new wineries have been finalized, says Gabriel Roc...
Winemakers See Sales Inch Up During 2015 Easter
Wine sales are slightly up during this period compared with the pre-Easter period of 2014, according to ZF estimates based on discussions with producers and retailers.
Major Winemakers In Romania Sell Half Of Volumes In Modern Retail
Almost 1 million hectoliters of wine are sold annually in modern retail networks, accounting for 40-50% in total volumes sold in Romania, according to a ZF estimate based on data from winema...
Stoica Lawyers Take Avincis Wines To China And Sweden, Mull Great Britain
Romanian lawyer Valeriu Stoica, who owns Avincis winemaker together with his wife Cristiana, says he delivered 12,000 bottles of wine to China in 2014, and now his winery has orders from Swe...
Valvis: Aqua Carpatica, Domeniile Samburesti And Chateau Valvis Will Stay In The Family
Businessman Jean Valvis, the founder of brands Dorna and LaDorna, which he sold to Coca-Cola and Lactalis, says that his new bets in the industry of mineral water (Aqua Carpatica) and wine (...
After Consultancy And Aviation, Boeru Family Takes To Winemaking
The Boeru family, which owns various businesses such as consulting company Romair Consulting and parachuting company TNT Brothers, is investing more than EUR1.5 million in a new venture: win...