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COMMISSION REPORT TOTHE COUNCIL
ONTHE FORESEEABLE DEVELOPMENTS INTHE PLANTING AND
REPLANTING OFVINEYARDS INTHE COMMUNITY AND ONTHE RATIO
BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND UTILISATION INTHE WINE SECTOR
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Introduction
Article31(3)ofRegulation (ESC)No.337/79requirestheCommission to
sendtheCouncilannualreportscovering ,inparticular ,theratiobetween
wineproduction andutilization andestimating foreseeable changesin.this
ratio.Thereportsaretobelargelybased,until31March1980,onthe
nationalplansreferredtointhethirdsubparagraph "ofArticle31(1)-
TheCouncil's1976prohibition onnewplantings wasextended to30Novemberthe
1979andtherequirement thatmeasures beadoptedforadapting wine-growing _
potential tomarketrequirements wasdeferred from1October1978to1October
1979.TheCommunity'sfuturewine-growing potential isaccordingly
substantially influenced bythepresentplanting arrangements ,whichwill
certainly haveaneffectonthebalanceofsupplyanddemandintheyearsto
come.Thisbalancehasalsobeensubstantially altered bythefairlylow
volumeofproduction inthreesuccessive years.Becauseofthesefactors
influencing marketbalance,noreliable conclusions canbereachedasto
futuredevelopments onthebasisofrecentdata,andtheCommission 'sfindings
initsreportontheprogressive establishment ofbalance onthemarketin
wine,laidbeforetheCouncilwiththe1979-85actionprogramme ,accordingly
remainvalid.
1–
Thepresentreport,delayedbecause someMemberStatessentintheirnational
planslate,therefore merelysetsoutthechangesinthefactorsinfluencing
marketbalance.Foramedium-term assessment,' reference shouldbemadetothe
reportandprogramme referred toabove.
10JNo.L54,5.3.1979,p.1 >

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IIGeneral considerations
Although thedifferences betweentheforecast changeinareabasedon
declarations ofintentbyproducers andtheactualsituation hasnarrowed
considerably (forthemainproducer countries atleast),theusual
reservations astotheaccuracy ofthisreportnevertheless remainvalid.
Astheprohibition onnewplantings hasbeenmaintained for1978/79,the
reversal ofthetendency forCommunity wine-growing areastoincreaseis
continuing anditseemsthatthereianowaperiodofstability oreven
slightreduotion inareaundervinos.
II.Wine-growing areas
Thechangingsituation withregardtothecultivation ofwinegrapesin
theCommunity isshowninTables 1,2,3and4.Thesecoverwine-growing
inthefourmainproducer MemberStatesonlysinceproducers inother
MemberStatesdonothavetonotifytheirplanting ,replanting or
grubbing programmes .InrespectofeachMemberState,theresultsof
operations actuallycarriedoutduring1977/78aregivenandtheseare
compared withforecasts basedonproducers declarations ofintent;this
makesitpossible toassessthereliability ofthedeclaration system.
Theestimates drawnupbytheMemberStatesonthebasisofproducers'
declarations ofintentfor1978/79arealsogiven.
1.Foreseeable changesintotalwine-growing areasinthevarious
producer MemberStates
(a)Germany :Slightincrease inareaforqualitywinespsr
Anincrease of0.35&wasforecastinGermanyfor1977/78.In
practice ,theincrease wasasmuchas1.351. ---

Estimates for1978/79suggest anincrease of0.2%,entirely in
qualitywinespsr.Morethanhalftheincreaseinareais
accounted forinFranconia .
(b)France ;Substantial reduction intotalareafollowing a
slowdown inreplanting
Theestimated dropinareaby1.2%for1977/78wasslightly
exceeded (1.3f)>
Afurtherreduction of1.6%isestimated for1978/79,basically
onaccountoftheverydefinite slowdown inreplanting ofvines
fortablewineandvinesintheCognacarea,whichisnotoffset
bysinincrease inqualitywinespsrbasedonnewplantings .The
mostsubstantial variation isintheLanguedoc-Roussillon area,
wherea.declineof8000haisforeseen .Considerable ,
reductions (some4000ha)arealsoexpected inAquitaine and
Midi-Pyrenees .
(°)Italy:Slightfallintotalarea-Increase inqualitywines
psranddropintablewine
)Theareaundervinesfellby0.6%in1977/78,rathermorethan
forecast (0.55O.
Forecasts for1978/79showaveryslightdropintotalareawith
areduction of4255hafortablewinesandanincrease of
3754haforqualitywinespsr.Moresubstantial fallsare
fprecastforApulia(1500ha,tablewines)andPiedmont
(1000ha,tablewines).
(d)Luxembourg ;Increaseinareaforqualitywinespsr
Theforecast dropof0.8%for1977/78provedaccurate (0.9%).,
Theforecastincreasefor1978/79is1.4%;thisisentirely
accounted forbynewplantings forqualitywinespsr.

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2.Foreseeable development InareaundervinesIntheCommunity asa
whole
ThefallinthetotalCommunity areaundervineshadbeenestimated
at0.8Jfor1977/78andwasinpractice 0.9J.Thisdropfollowsone
of0.6%in1976/77andonemayreasonably supposethatitis
connected withtheprohibition onnewplanting andtheaidfor
converting vineyards introduced bytheCouncilin1976.
Afurtherfallinthetotalareaundervinesisforecast ,onthe
basisofproducers *declarations ofintent,fortheCommunity asa
wholefor1978/79.Thisfallisforecastat0.8^andreflects a
ri
considerable reduction intheareausedforproduction oftablewine
andcognac(reductions of25241haand632harespectively ),only
partially offsetbyanincrease intheareaintended forproduction
ofqualitywinespsr(+1919ha).
Asfortheareausedfortablegrapes,forecasts suggest afallof
2.251,ontopofanactualfallof3.95Crecordedfor1977/78.These
reductions arebothinItalyandinFrance,butthefallinFrance,
expressed asapercentage ,wasgreater (seeTable5).Theapparent
trendintablegrapesisprobably inpartaconsequence ofthe
introduction ,in1976,oftherequirement todistilwinesmadefrom
surplustablegrapes.
III.ThevolumeofCommunity wineoutput
Influence ofestimated changesinthewine-growing areain1978/79on
futureproduction . .
Although thepatternwithregardtooutputisbroadlysimilartothat
forecast forarea,itisnotexactlyinproportion .Whereasareduction
inareaof0.951isforecastfor1977/78,itappearsthatthecombined
effectofnewplantings ,replanting andgrubbingwillbringaboutafall

inoutput ofonlyO .*!? (compared with average output from 1970 /71to
1977 /78)(seeTable 6).Thedivergence between the twotrends isvery
1
sharp inItaly ,where there wasareduction of500habutaforecast
production increase of0*255 .Itshould ,however ,beemphasized that a
reduction inCommunity production oftable wine of1.1?isforecast ,with
falls of2?inFrance and0.5?inItaly ,whereas increases areforecast
forquality wines psrinallproducer Member States .Thepercentage
increase is2.3?fortheCommunity asawhole :6.8?inItaly ,U.U?in ■
Luxembourg ,0.8?inFrance and0.2?inGermany (Table 6a).Production of
other wines ,isexpected toshow practically nochange (-0.2?) (Table 6a)
Analysis ofthedata onareas andproduction reveals twopositive trends :
areduction intotal production potential and astrengthening ofquality
wine production structures .Ifthis tendency persists ,abetter balance
could well beachieved onthe wine market .
The market situation -
1.Demand forwine intheCommunity
Themain development shown byTable 9isthesteady -drop inhuman
consumption ,starting from 1975 /76.This maypartly beexplained by
thevery high level ofconsumption in197^ /75owing toanincrease in
consumption bygrowers ,connected with thevery large quantities *
available during that year .But thebasic cause isareduction in
consumption Inthelarge producer countries which wa3 notcompensated
byincreases intheother countries .In1977 /78human consumption
wasagain increasing ,butonly slightly tinBelgium andthe
Netherlands and itfell intheUnited Kingdom .Itseems that ,for
thepresent atleast ,any .forecast ofanincrease inconsumption
based onrapid gains inthenon-producer countries has tobe
abandoned .In1977/78*human consumption dropped toalevel 1.4?

lowerthantheprevious year;totaldomesticutilization dropped
muchmoresharply(-6.3%)onaccountofaverysubstantial fallin
thequantities distilled attheCommunity'sexpense(-M360000hi,
or52350.Figuresatpresentavailable indicate thattherewillbe
practically nochangefrom1977/78to1978/79astheforecasts fora
slightincrease inhumanconsumption andalargerincrease inthe
quantities distilled haveprovedincorrect .
PricesandCommunity intervention
(a)1976/77
Averagepricesrecorded during1976/77atthevariousmarketing
centres ,withtheexception ofonewherethepricesoftable
winesofTypeAIremained stationary ,werehigherthanduring
theprevious year.Theincrease wasnotuniform ,therates
varyingfrom0to171-5%according totheplaceofquotation .
WithregardtoredtablewinesoftypeRI,accounting forthe
largestshareofproduction ,pricesinFranceatthebeginning
oftheyearwereabovetheguide'priceand,exceptforvery
shortperiods,remained sothroughout theyear.InItaly,
however ,pricesremained belowtheactivating pricethroughout
practically alltheyearexceptattheend,whenforecasts ofa
smallharvestbrought themuptotheguideprice.
Thesituation wasmorebalanced forredtablewinesof
typeRII.FrenchandItalianquotations werecomparable
throughout theyear,alwaysabouttheleveloftheguideprice,
andneverwentbelowtheactivating price.
Thelevelofquotations forwhitetablewinesoftypeAIduring
theyearconfirmed thatthismarketisstillbesetbystructural

difficulties :marketpricesremained consistently belowthe
activating pricebothinFranceandinItaly.Theactivating
pricewasreached andexceeded onlyattheendoftheyear,when
forecasts ofaverylowharvest hadbeenconfirmed .Thiswas
particularly apparentinFrance,wherethewhitewineharvestof
1977wasseverely affected byfrostinthemainproduction areas.
*
Thepricesof"German"tablewinesoftypesRII,AIIand
AIIIincreased verysharplyduringtheyear,climbing well
abovetherespective guideprices. ,
Theamplequantities available atthebeginning oftheyearand
theunsatisfactory pricesforasubstantial proportion of
production meantthattheCommission hadtodeployallthe
intervention measures madeavailable byCommunity rulesother
thantheexceptional ones.Theaveragemonthlyquantity subject
tostoragecontracts amounted to12.5millionhi(17millionhi
in1975/76)."Normal"management measures ledtodistillation
of5390000hi(asagainst 2168000hiin1975/76).
Distillation wasparticularly widelyemployed inFranceunder
thepreventive distillation and"cognac"arrangements ,which
represented 89.851ofthetotalquantities distilled .Itshould
bepointedoutthatthefairlyhighlevelofpreventive
distillation ,inFrance(3899698hi)wasachieved thanksto
national measures whichencouraged suchdistillation .
Forthefirsttime,"performance guarantee "measures ,confined
totheholdersoflong-term storagecontracts ,"wereadopted.
1977/78 '- .ν,
The1977harvest wasmuchsmallerthantheyear'snormalaverage
requirements ,andthis,thoughpartlyoffsetbytheveryheavy
stocksavailable atthebeginning oftheseason,tendedtoforce
tipthepricesofthetablewinesofthemostsignificant types.
Accordingly ,themarketpricesforredtablewinesoftypesRI
andRIIremainedconsistently abovetheactivating priceand,-
fromJuly-August ,theseexceeded therelevant guideprices.

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ThegapbetweentheFrenchandItalianpricesnarrowed ,but
Italianpricesstillremained lower,onaverage ,thanFrench
pricesinnearlyeverycase.However,thegapbetweenthe
pricesrecorded inthesetwocountries forwhitetablewinesof
typeAIbecamequitelargewhenbadweatherinFrance,reducing
output,forcedupprices.TheCommunity representative price
forthistypeofwinefluctuated aroundtheactivating price
untilApriland,subsequently ,apartfromashortperiodin
October ,remained belowthatprice,thefundamental weakness of
thissectorbeingthusonceagainconfirmed .
Withregardtothe"German"tablewines,themarketsituation
wassatisfactory forredwinesoftypeRIII,whilequotations
forwhitewines(AHandAIII)slippedtoapointbelowtheir
respective activating pricespractically fromthebeginning of
theseasonanddidnotimprovethereafter .
Community intervention andconsequent expenditure (seeTable
24)during1977/78wassubstantially lowerthaninprevious
seasons .Theaveragemonthlyquantity subjecttostorage
contracts was890000hiasagainst 12.5millionin1976/77.As
theCounciltooknoexceptional distillation measures ,the
"management "distillation measures coveredsubstantially lower
quantities thaninearlieryears.Thetotalvolumeofwines
kdistilled ,including winesmadefromtablegrapeswhichwere
cumpulsorily distilled ,didnotexceed 1030000hi,the
smallestfiguresincethemarketorganization wassetup\It
shouldalsobestatedthatthequantities qualifying forexport
refundsweresome170000hi,averylowfigure,'"Guaranteed
performance "distillation wasdecided uponattheendofthe
seasonforwhitetablewines(typeAIandtypesAHandAIII).
3.Trade
Threeparticular remarksmaybemadeinrespectofthetradepattern
duringrecentyears.Thefirstisthatthepreponderant positionof
intra-Comm unitytradeintotaltradeisconfirmed (seeTable13).
Exceptfor1972/73whennointervention distillation wascarriedcut.

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Thesecond isthat imports have steadied atlevels substantially
below those reached during 1972 /73and 1973 /71.Thethird is
theslow butsteady increase inexports ,which has for the first
time entailed apositive trade balance -involume terms -in
wine .
(a)Intra-Community trade
The total volume ofintra-Community trade increased
substantially in1975 /76andfell sharply in1976 /77,to
increase again in1977 /78 (seeTables 11and 12).This is
basically the result ofthe trend inItalian shipments to
Germany andFrance ,which was not fully offset bythe trend in
French shipments ,which reached apeak in1976 /77.In1977 /78,.
Italian shipments took first place inintra-Community trade with
66.7%ofthe total ,well ahead ofthose from France (29.456 )and
Germany (3.2% )(seeTable 11).For thesame period ,France was
atthehead ofthelist ofconsignee countries ,with 38.255 of
thetotal ,ahead ofGermany (36.350 »which fell back slightly
compared with previous years .The United Kingdom ,onthe other
hand ,advanced to9.^ofthetotal andtook third place .Itis
clear that thevolume ofFrench shipments in1977 /78was
substantially lower than thevolume ofconsignments received .
This canbeexplained bythevery lowproduction inFrance for
that year .
(b)Imports
Thesignificant increase inimports in1972/73and 1973/71!wasa
result ofvery high Community prices but imports then steadied
atalower ,butstill quite significant ,level .Thequantity
waspractically stable during 197^/75,1975/76and 1976/77and
then rose in1977/78,butless sharply than exports (+5.5%
against +11.2*)(seeTables 16,17,18and 19).Spain
consolidated itsfirst place assupplier oftheEEC in1977 /78.
Itaccounts for39,2% ofCommunity imports andisfollowed by

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Portugal ,whoseshareisrising(11.5?morethanin1976/77)and
represents 12.9$ofthetotal.Imports fromtheMaghrebwere
stagnant ,thosefromAustria,Yugoslavia (whichhasbecomethe
EEC'sthirdsupplier),HungaryandArgentina rose,whereas
imports fromGreece,whichoccupies fourthplaceamongst
suppliers ,andfromCyprusfell.Qreece fSpainandPortugal "together
exported 3171147hitotheEECin1977/78,59.2%ofthe•
total.
(c)Exports
Tables20to23givedataonexports bytheMemberStatestothe
mainimporting non-member countries .
Ingeneral ,theseexportshaveexpanded since1974/75.The
increase wasverysubstantial in1975/76(27.9%higherthan
1974/75)butslowerin1976/77(2.6%)andin1977/78(11.9%).
ThecountrywiththebiggestexportgrowthisItaly,whosewines
havebeenverysuccessful intheUSA.
Frenchexportsareincreasing slowly,whereasthosefromthe
othercountries aretendingtomarktime.
Theverysignificant riseinimports bytheUSAhasmadethis
countryfarandawaytheCommunity^bestcustomer .That
countryaloneabsorbed 41.6%ofCommunity exportsin1977/78.
Switzerland imported 4.2%lessin1977/78butremainsthenumber
twoimporter (16.7%ofthetotal)aheadofCanada,whichtook
11.3%ofthetotalandwhoseimportsarerisingsteadily (14%
higherin1977/78thanin1976/77).Therehadbeensome
optimism forexportstoJapan,buttheseinfactshowedlittle
change,whereasthosetoAustria andthefreeportsfell
slightly .Fourcountries (USA,Switzerland ,CanadaandSweden)
together accountfor75.3%oftheCommunity'smarket.

Table 1:Forecast changes andactualchangesintheareasunderwine-grape
-vines '
MemberState Total
area
.under
vines
haNew
plantings
haRe-
plantings
haChangesinceprevious wine-growing
year
Wine-growing
yearGrubbingsJforecast actusl
ha1haI% ha %
Germany
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/7999553
100343
101596
•585
.321
!232
i214
I
l-I
4114
37&9
4012
39894156
3836
3.990
4041♦543
♦234
+.254
+.162+0.6
*0.2
+0.3
*0.2♦872
+790
♦1255♦0.9
♦0.8
♦1.3
1France
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/7912S9000
1270000
1253000
•1651
1461
1662
202624128
.24888
20625
14.08030079
42094
36948
36739-4.300
-15745
-1A661
-20.633-0.3
-1.2
~1.2
-1.6♦2000
-19000
-17000♦0.2
"1.5
-1.3
Italy
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/791181203
1183789
11765932429 i
.1.334 j
2585
2557'16290j8457J
.6137i
9260-9-059
15982
14762
12318+9660
-6191
-6040
-501♦0.8
-0.5
-0.5
-0.0+♦12208
+2581 I
"7.196j+1.0
♦0.2
-0.6
Luxembourg
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78'
1978/791266
1.277
1.289
•20
5
•10
1322
••20
46
36I
24
22
46
36.i
■-ι
+18ι
4*·-3!
+10
+18+1.4
+0.2
♦0.8
♦1.4+24
+11
♦12+1.9
+0.9
♦0.9-
EEC
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/792571034
2555416
2532487
•a4635
3121
4489
4,81544554
•37114
30820
2736543318
61934
55746
53134+5921.
-21699
-20437
-20954+0.2
-0.8
-0.8
-0.8+15104
,-15618
-22929+0.6
-0.6
-0.9
jlncluding theareasrelatingtooperations in"Cognac"
Including theareasrelatingtooperations inBelgium
Source;EUR0STAT-ECCommission ,.forAgriculture ,onthebasisofdataorovided by
theMemberStates

Table2;Breakdown ofnewplantings andreplantings ofwine-grape vines
according towhethertheyproducequalitywinespsr,tablewines
orwinesforthemanufacture ofspiritswitharegistered designation
oforigin
(hectares )
Germany
a)Tablewine
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
b)Quality
winepsr
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
France
a)Tablewine
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
b)Quality
vinepsr
1976/77
1977/78
.1978/79
»
c)Cognac
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
Luxembourg
p>Table wine
1976/77
1977/78
ï1978/79
3jQualitywinepsr
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79New
plant-
ingsRe­
plant-
ings
321
232
214
1461
1662
2026
5
10
183749
4012
3989
11831
10234
7.081
10556
8720
6.815
2501
1671
184Grubb-
ings
3836
3990
4041
4
20
16
26
3631166
26876
28067
8726
8058
7856
2202
2014
816Changes
234
254
162
-19335
-16642
-20986
+3291
+2324
+985
5 1
30 10
17 4
16K20
36 18299
343
632New
plaht-
ingsRe­
plant-Grubb-–inaiChanges
Il... I ingsr
11322
12468
9527
4660
2294
2791-7525
-9896
-4255
+1334
+3856
+3754.itaiy
a'Tablewine
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
Quality -
winepsr
1976/77
1977/78
1978/791334
2*585
25573797
2572
5272
I
I
4660
3565
3988
.i
I
I
Ip)Tablewine
1976/77 15632 142493-26861
1977/78 1282639374-26548
1978/79 1235337594-25241
L)QualityIf.winepsr
•1976/77 31211898117239+4863
1977/78 448916.323 14358+6454
1978/79 48151482814724+4919
IcîCognac
1976/77 2501 2202+299
1977/78 1671 2014-343
L1.978/79u_j184L™-632
Source:ECCommission ,DGforAgriculture ,onthebasisofdataprovided bythe
MemberStates

Table3;Estimated planfornewplantings,replantings andgrubbings for
the1978/79wine-growing year,setoutaccording toregion
(hectares )
Newplantings Replantmgs^,
Grubbings Changes|
TableQualityITable 1Ouality!TableHQuality!Table !QualityjJ["wine |wmepsr|wine Iwinepsr winewinepsrjwinejwinepsr|
Germany Π
Hessiche Bergstr.mm■'« 8
Rheingau L3 165 170 -2
Ruhr 3i i-•i53 - 56 ■*j
Hittelrhein - 2 82 84
Mosel-Saar-Ruwer 10
I830J 840 !
Rhemhessen - 12 •788 .800
Rhempfalz 28 852 ! 880
NaheIm 140 140
Württemberg 31 !mm 298 290 ♦39
Baden - S .671■ta 671«É> ♦5
rranken 120 102 102 +120
# i
Total 214 3989
I4041■4»/♦162

Table3(contd.)
(hectares )
Newplantings Replantings Grubbings|Changés I
Table]QualityITableIQuality TableIQualityΓTable Quality |
wine 1winepsrIwine IwinepsrI!wine IwinepsrIwine IwinepsrI
Italy Γ 1
IPiemonte 1 115 590 1125 !225 -1048 ♦480
>« I
IVald'Aosta I 2aa +2
ILombardia I 47 19 283 391 246 372 +84
ITrentinoA.Adige 8 168 15 I12 15♦164
IVeneto 167 401 142 595|475194-166
IFriuliV.Guilia 295 7 *13 25 17 18+,291
ILiguria 22 92 I'3 114 15 22+10
IEmiliaRomagna 283 105 215 554 9 449 +489
IToscana I442 77 214 40 177 ♦479
IUmbria 86*11 6 169 22 158 ♦70
IMarche iI"*I33■! 4 471 461 !820 457-316
Lazio I*'I-80 22 425 504 8-482 ♦497
IAbruzzi 326 50 150 120 10 70♦466
MoliseI*132 305 173
ICampania 20 428 47 42 ♦386 ♦67
!Puglia 435 1200 1080 2645 828 1445 +687
JBasilicata250 120 120 +250
ICalabria 5 15 20 75 25 -60
ISicilia 50 2670 «5 1829 ♦841 ♦78
ISardegna 143 224 22224 ;♦124
Total 2557' 5272 3988 9527 2791E4255 +3754

Table3Ccontd.)
Vt.
(hectares )
Newplantings Replantings Grubbmgs1
Changes ||
Table 1Quality iTable[Quality (Tabla 1QualityITable1Quality •I;
wine [winepsrwine Jwinepsrjwine Jwinepsr|winejwinepsrj.j
France I i'
I r
Picardie I 15 14«I
+1
RegionparisiennJ.mm 1 1
Centre197 220 214 623 414 400 3
PaysdelaLoire48 349 314 I893 457mm544
ι.95
Poitou-Charentes1 1S 6 69 22 54 15
Limousin1 1
Aquitaine392 951 •1903 4891 2445E**3940 150
Midi-Pyrénées 83|546 48«519 142 3973 11
Champagne165-,I186 21
Lorraine 2 1 27 19 4»•25]
I«■18
Alsace177 9 296 16"287 7,+186
Franche-Comté ! 46 12 35 11 12 + 1♦69
Boulogne299 137 .323 111 252 +26r370
Auvergne21 10 124 31 103 21
Rhone-Alpes345 267 632 939 638 672 +339
Languedoc2213502 1885 11693 1421 8191+685
Provence-Cote 217 965 948 3448 1478 2433 313
Corse dAlur 85 20 705 620 17
Total 2026 7081j681528067 7856Γ20986E985
^Alsoanestimated184hareplantedand316hagrubbedinCognac "" j
Source:ECCommission ,0.6.forAgriculture ,onthebasisofdataprovided bytheMemberStates'.

TableA:Areasunderwine-grape vinesintheCommunity since1971/72
na
1=-=–7
1971/721972/731973/741974/75I
1975/761976/77I-TTT-||
1977/78j
Germany
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.92064
75514
1655093674
77551
1612396003
80'622
1538198681.
83028
15653"99553
84970
14583100343
86296
14047i
t
101598'
87730:
13868'
I
France
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.1267000
1.193000
740001266.000
1185.000
81.0001283000
1196000
-87.0001287000
1194000
930001289000
1200000
890001270000
1205000
650001.253000|
1.164000|:
'89ooo;
• t
Italy
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.1129000
1070000
590001144000
1.083000
610001156000
1091000
650001169000
1101000
680001181203
1107654
735541183789
1118787
650021.176.593
1.123.938
152.655
Netherlands
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod._••»/•
1
i
Belgium
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.6
5
1.(
5
5
•07
•5
'2.j
*7
'-6
•17
6
17
6
1–– –T
7
6
__ 1
Luxembourg
total
-inproduction-notyetinprod.1218
1133
851226
1i02
•T241228
1062
1661242
1057
1851266
1098
1681277
1122
1551289
1154
135
UnitedKingdom
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.I 1
ι I^ I
"70
.00
00
00
00
0!
0I
0
Ireland
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.!-,
m\_•*>
Denmark
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.ι
ι
I«»
M
EUR9
total
-inproduction
-notyetinprod.2489288
2339652
1496362504905
2346'658
1582472536238
2368689
1675492555930
2379091
1768392571034
2393728
1773062555416
2411211
144205k
i
2.532.487 î
2.376.328 ;
■!
Source :EUR0STAT •

Table5:Forecast andactualchangesinareasundertablegrapevines
(hectares )
France
1975/74
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
Italy
197S/76
1976/77
1977/73
*1978/79
EC
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79Totalarea
3947,8,
39093
37,096Areain
production
71197
73184
70779
::A*3
110675
112?77
10787538441
38161
36235
65749
68976
67210
104160
107137
103445Areanotin
production
.*1067t
932
861
5448
4208
3569
6515
5140
A430Forecasts
New
plantings
674
203
368
•«4 IRe-
plantings
\
V.Y-795 .
670
,695
310
674
203
368;709
707
115
ιι645
1504
1377
810
955]
jChanges
Grubbings Forecast Actual
ΓI.770 +25-1611
845 175-'385
730-"35-1997
1811 !-1501
742 +641 +525
2439-1529|
I (+1987
2572-2089-2405
r1486-•841 I
_i
1512 +666!
-1086j
3-284-1704 +1602
I3302-2124
ι-4402
3297-2.342 jLJ
Source:EUR0STAT *,,,.'... »I iJ.J L...uLaMamXEC.Commission .Directorate-General forAgriculture ,onthebasisofdataprovidedbytheMemberl

Table6:Effectofnewplantings,replantings andgrubbings plannedfor1978/79onfutureproduction
(forallwinecategories )
(hectolitres )
Member
StateAverageproduction
forwine-growing
years1970/71to
1877/78/2Foreseeable increase in
annualproduction duetoForeseeable decrease
inannualproduction
dueto_Foreseeable changesin
annualproduction
Newplantings Replantingsgrubbingsinhectolitresas%ofaverage
production in
1970/71to1977/78
+0.1 Germany 8933'500"•"19.242 •415201 '421211-'+13232
France 68503875 101.300 810590 1607550 695660
χ1-0
Italy 68639875 227240 892170 982622 +136788 +0.2
Luxembourg156250 1500 2900 2-900 ♦ 1500 +1.0
EC-,
146243750 349282 2120861 3014,283 544140 0.4
jSource ^:EUROSTAT :Winesupplies
^Including mustsfortheproduction ofgrapejuice
Source:ECCommission,D.G.forAgriculture onthebasisofdateprovidedbytheMemberStates

Table6a:Effectofnewplantings,replantings andgrubbingsplannedfor1978/79onfutureproduction
(foreachwinecategory ) ^ - ' j
- (h'ectolitres) >
I– :
jMemberState
I__Estimated production
in
1977/781'2Foreseeable increaseinannual
production duetoForeseeable de­
creaseinannual
production due
3qrubbinqsForeseeable changein
annualproduction
jTypeofwine! Newplantings'
Replantings |inhlas%ofestimàteo
•-production in
1978/791'2
+0.?8Germany |
ITablewine !
MUW,psr i
|France'|
|labiawine
Q,W.psr •|
IOtherwine i« : :
í 796000
!6079000"■'i' 1
l
l
j
w |
19.242I
415201I\
421211 + 13232
–■1■ 1 ' Ί
37300000
11300000
11400,000101300
amΓ– ·■1
489720
305770
151001,248430
314240
44880758710
♦92830
297802,0
+0,8
0.3
Italy I
Tablewine ..58365000
ft.W.psrj6600000.'Otherwinej1135.000<■»
227.240534084
358086843820
138802
M309736
+446524
..■ :Q.S
+6,8
•4
S s
jLuxembourg ! -
'ablewineI 36000
1(1,11,psr|34.000i !1500 2,900I
2900 + 1,500 +4.4
ÎMLî i
Tablewine J96502000
CLVJ*psr 124013000
Other .wine 12535-0007
iiiiuin-uauta.iMinfl,,, i.im i40 *
3492821023804
1081,957
t51002.092250
877153
44880-r068446
+554,086
29.780
ιI
I
1.1
+2.3
-0.2
1
2Source:Winsestimate !1977/78,Inclu^na .mustsfortheproduction ofgrapejuice
Source:ECcommission .D„G.forAgriculture onthebasisofdataprovidedbytheMemberStates

Table7:Wineproduction intheCommunity since1969/70
('000hi)
1978/79(estimated)j
IMemberState 1969/701970/711971/721972/731973/741974/751975/761976/771977/78ofwhich j
JTotalTable Quality Otherj
wine Iwine 1wines 1
Dsr I
Germany 614610510635679331075169649105892611278 6870 791 6079
IFrance 4983174.470 61816590498298776271662737365552708598503715011300 11400
IItaly 7165868870642126017476716768676983465700641426570058365 6600 735
INetherlands 10 12 12(2)2 mm
IBelgium 10 101
i10 5 5 4 .4 4 4 4 4
ILuxembourg 122 242 104 140 186 138 157 128 155 70 36 34
IUnitedKingdom* *
1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 1
IIreland
jDenmark
EUR9 127,777 153714132511127304170.646 160245145,3751484161282831324959634724013 12135
2Production exclusively forwine-making andnotincluding mustsfortheproduction ofgrapejuice
Winefromtablegrapesonly(until1971/72,alsowineofotherfruit)
Source:Until1977/78:EUR0STAT
1978/79:ECCommission,D.G.forAgriculture ,wineestimate.

Table 8s'Development ofyields (hiperha)ofwine-grapes Inproduction
Member State 1964 /65" I
1965 /66 !1966 /671967 /681968 /691969 /701970 /711971 /721972 /731973 /74 1974 /751975 /761976 /771977 /78
I
IGermany104.7 75.6 75,7 90.7 89.6 86.2 137,3 84.2 102.4 133.4 83.9 107.2 103.6 128.6
IFrance , 48.5 .53.8 49.3 49.5 53.3 41.5 61.7 51.9 49.9 69.4 63.9 55,361.2 45.4
Ztaly ' 42.5 43.8 42.2 49.3 43.8 51.2 69.5 60.3 55.9 70.6 70,1 63.3 59.0 57.4
INetherlandsI ·« : : :|i I • ]■I« ! • jI» I m
jBelgium i*II! !.::I* I• I • I * s14 I• 1 • 1 iI« '] , « I1 9 !« I ■:I
i :*
[Luxembourg141.6 97.0 111.4 106.3 100,5 105.8 213.0 91.8 127.0 175.1 130.6 I143,0 114.1 134.3
jUnited KingdomI
I II ! I* I-•i
iI**
iIrelandI** jI •>
|Denmark
im
I
r~~"5– :SUR 6 • 46.6 49.0 46.2 50.4 49,2 47.8 67,7 56.8 54.4 72,2 67.5 60,9 61.7 54.2
|EUR9 ./
47.8 67,7 56.8 54.4 72.2 |67,5 60.9 j61.7 '54.2
2Upto1967/68calculated according tothe'productlon Intended forwine-making *.Change ofbasis from 1970 /71wine-growing year following theestablishment oftheItalian viticultural land register .
Source :EUR0STAT ' -
9

Table9:Domestic useofwinesince1971/72(*000hi)
Itemginthe 11971/72
} "balancesheets1972/731973/741974/751975/761976/771977/7811978/79'
I
F.R.Germany
Tot.domestic use-inc.
-direct humanconsump .
-processing
inc.distillation13441
11965"
1476
136614623
13388
1235
111413448
12363
■1085
95315262
14360
902
79715562
14555
1007
89615324
14390
934
82515278
14615
663
55315465
14715
750
640
I
France
Tot.domestic use,inc.
•direct humanconsump,
-processing
inc.distillation66763
55211
10763
1048865934
55834
"9.371
9.08773797
54475^
18642
1834279743
54226
24887
2461268333
54318
13575
1321569512
54062
14970
1465261096
52127
8557
8237I
63370|
52500j
10450jj
9.600 ■
Italy
Tot.domestic use-inc.
-direct humanconsump.
-processing
inc.distillation57515
55305
•1750
140057013
55099
:1474
I112456164
52279
3450
310067350
57373
|9527
I9127,58297
54387
3510
311053868
51841
|1801
i150153478
51478
1700
140054550
,52350
1800
900
Netherlands
Tot.domestic use-inc.
-direct humanconsump.
-processing
inc.distillation '867
8531187
^1751213
1..2001328
1314 !1444
1.4291527
1512I
I
1652 !
16371697 ■
1680
I
Belgium
Tot-domestic use,inc.
•direct humanconsump.
•processing
inc.distillation1286
1275
11417
1401
21343
1.329
*21514
1500
*21529
1515
2I
1614
1599
21741
1726
21883
1709.
161
Luxembourg
Tot.domestic use.inc.
-directhumanconsump.
-processing
inc.distillation144
142
0142
139
1174
171
1146
144
0167
165
0158
156
0158
156
0153 :
152 ;
EUR6
Tot.domestic use.inc.
-direct humanconsump.
•processing
inc.distillation140016
124751
13990
132541
140316
.127036
12083
11325146139
121817
23180
22395165343
128917
35.318
34.536145332
126369
18094
17221142003
123560
17707
16978133.403
121.739
10922
10190I
137118 ■
123106
13161
11140ι
Including 'concentrated musts'

Table 9(contd ):Domestic use ofwine since 1971 /72
{'000M)
Items in "the
balance sheets1971 /72 1972 /73 1973 /74 1974 /75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 1978 /79
United Kingdom
Tot .domestic use -inc .
-direct human consump .
-processing
inc .distillation'2142
21422857
28372257
2257i
i3266
I32663185
'31352833
.2.833I
2793
27932980
|2980
Ireland
Tot .domestic use.inc .
-direct human consump .
-processing
inc .distillation51
51
_ I65
6567
6769
69*75
7584
8494
94
i,105
105
Denmark
Tot .domestic use .inc .
-direct human consuwp .
-processing
inc.distillation295
295I
483 j
.483 j|
469
469530
530• 612
612582
582
m
«a' ' I
611 !
611!673
673
EUR 9
Tot .domestic use -inc .;
-direct human consump .;
-processing |
inc.distillation j
: »142 504
127 239
13990
13254• I
143*701 !
130 421
12-083 ,
11325 |
'148 932
124 610
23180
22395169 208
132 782
35318
34.536149 204
130 241
"18094
17221145 502
127059"
17707
16978136 901
125 237
10922
10190140 876
126 864
13161
11140
Including 'concentrated musts' . - j
Source :Until 1977 /78 :EUR0STAT . •
•1978 /79 :E.C® Commission ,D.G. forAgriculture ,winç estimate .
N.8.:Forthewine-growing years below ,thefigures for"total domestic use"and i
"including distillation "include exceptional distillations asfollows : j
• - , <*000 hl>
i
wine-growing
yearsGermany France . Italy i EEC
Γ
I1971 /72 1 3 .000 500 3500 .
1973 /74 2.895 2998 5893
1974 /75 16 14 .261 6000 20277
1975 /76 131 - '1070 967 2168
1976 /77 62 4655 673 5390
1977 /78 10 I 404 616
ι7ι ι1030 I

Table 10:Wine consumption perhead peryear intheCommunity since 1963 /64
(litres )
Member State 1953/.6* ι1964/6?1965/661966/671SG7/681958/691969/701970/711971/721972/73 1973/741974/751S7J/761976/771977/781978/75
Germany 12 1516 1516 161618 20 2220 23 24 23 24 24
IFrance 125118118116112112108108 107108 104 103 103102 98 98
|Italy107 109 109 109111111 111 111102 .101 95 103 97 92 91 92
INetherlands 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 <2)9 91010 111212
IBelgium 8 981010 11 12 13 13 14 14 15 151618 17
ILuxembourg 23 38 31 34 36 33 37 41 41 40 48 40 46 44 44 42
IUnited Kingdom 3 4 5 4 6 6 5 5 5
IIreland 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3
Denmark 5 5 610 911121212 13
EUR 6 6968 69 68 68 68 67 67 66 66 63 66 65 64 63 63
IEUR951 51 50 51 48 51 50 49 48_^j
2Estimated figures
Wine ofgrapes only (until 1971 /72,wine made from other fruit aswell )
Source :Until 1977 /78 :EUR0STAT
1978 /79 :ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture ,wine estimate .

1Table11:Intra-Community tradeinwine,brokendownbyexporting country
Marketing years1970/71-1977/78
Heading No22.05Brussels Nomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
• (hl)
Exporting country1970/711974/721972/73-1973/74 1974/7S
-
I19757/6>976/77|
: 11977/78
!France3027100|3971320 j506786741965804199308444116959830074843480
fBLEU 193091 73301 92295 99535 79023 82209 51,0975149?j
INetherlands 368844 106492 42380 33299 25772 15969 17195 25654
IF.R.Germany 215455 222749 287850 331114 340817 437279 468239 529095
IItaly |7,03311810565970 11346457691664311173572121812299.10712210980359
IUnitedKingdom 5,251 7469 17834 19532 21,305 16550 20737
I22770
IIreland 1.502 1572)
»I1111 2843I ,633 1165 703 2005
!Denmark 138j1931
1 5I471J|893 320LL-i?!3512 7872
F EUR9I ' :
;1084449914949066168562651160043915840-750 17175699 |15651612
I16462732
1 VAccording toimportstatistics ofimporting MemberStates
Source:EUR0STATprint-outs
".Reports fromMemberStates

1Table 12:Iritra-Community trade inwine ,broken down byimporting Member State
Marketing years 1970 /71b1977 /78
Heading No22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
hl
Importing Member State-Î970 /7V 1971 /72 >972/73- 1973 /74 1974 /75- 1975 /76- 1976 /77 1977/78 -
IFrance I4083536Γ6487667 6369 428 3018 934 7116 185 7196 000 5343 949 6275 589
IBLEU 706 098 877 450 980 848 992 221 1071 430 1093 555 1183 016 1126 972
INetherlands 372 288 430 880 588976 658 761 768 468 810 743 823 402 942 012
IF.R.Germany 4668 122 6037 504 6763 474 5138 248 5408 559 6382 527 6284 638 5964 850
Italy 271 066 182 309 733 418 374 555 146 807 140 857 156 373 153 022
|United Kingdom 656 182 831 311 1239 747 1235 678 1096 835 1180 413 1458 873 1546 146
IIreland 21941 25198 35233 36374 30136 43671 57446 71303
!Denmark 65266! 76747
I145141J145 668 202 330 327 933I343915 382 838
EUR 9 10844 499 14949 066 16856 265 11600 439 15840 750 17175 699I
15651 612 16.462 732
According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source ;EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

1Table13:Intra-Community tradeinwinecompared withtotalimports -
Marketing years1-970/71to1977/78
Heading22.05Brussels Nomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes .
ι
Importing MemberState-1970/71--1971/72-1972/731973/74
J1974/7> - ->976/771977/78
Γ– : ■,
8France 83,0 92,5 67,1 50,0 85,4 88,2 86,2 87-1
îBLEU 60,1 68.7 68,7 75,1 77,9 78.2 75-1 73,& !
*
INetherlands I36,4
I41,2 !47,8 55,3 60,5 56.8 54,7 58,2
IGermany 80,2 |
ï I35.4 84,5 86.3 82,3 83,5 82,6 80,1
|Italy84.2 76,6 71,7 62,3 63.3 67,3 67,8 63,4
IUnitedKingdom 34,2 39,5 41,7 40,5 41,3 j
!44,9 49,3 50,1
IIreland 43.8 48,0 48,0 52,4 57,4 62,8 72,4 79.9
IOenmark ]25,6 '27,2 31,8 32.6 45.5 56.0 !61-2
164.8
EUR9 70,0 78,3 68,3ι :
!62,1 75,7 77,6 75,5 75,5
1According to-importstatistics ofimportingMember States
Source;EUR0STATprint-outs
ReportsfromMemberStates

1Table 14:Intra-Community trade inwine ,broken down byimporting andexporting Member State
Marketing year 1976 /77
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl)
I Importing Member StatesEUR
I)
Export mg
Member State FranceI
BLEU Netherlands Germany ItalyUnited
KingdomIreland Denmark hl X
IFrance ! 991 693 550 863 3234 994 152 138 811.257 24647 217 415 5983 007 38.3
IBLEU 3180 44162 1125 168 1742 11 709 51097 0.3
INetherlands 265 12959mm 670 1 2905 395 17195 0.1
IGermany • 1956 25791 99261 4063 261 309 8988 66871 468 239 3.0
Italy 5337 226 151 452 123 895 3044 438 380 867 10325 58919 9107 122 58.2
IUnited Kingdom 1301 1099 5221 35 3 13077 1 207370,1
IIreland 21mmI
I682
I *703 0.0
IDenmark 22 3376 111 3 3512 0-0
EUR5.343
34949
.11183
7016
.6823
5402
.36284 638
40.1156 373
1.01458 873
9,357
0446
.4343 915
2.215651 612
100.0
1According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source :EUROSTAT prinfc-outs
Reports from Member States

1Table 15:Intra-Community trade inwine ,broken down byimporting andexporting Member State
Marketing year 1977 /78
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl)
Export mg
Member StateI . ' Importing Member StatesEUR S)
r
Francej
BLEU |i
Netherlands Germany ItalyUnited
KingdomIreland Denmark hl
i 1 ' ■X
France
BLEU
Netherlands
Germany'
Italy
United Kingdom
Ireland
yonmark2746
296
3404
6268 554
588
1938 773
19433
25315
141 864
1429
158638 462
43249
123038
134 357
2887
191975 672
1484
1086
3978 495
433
7680148 548
92
4382874 352
-3077
4426
.276 142
386 130
2005
.1431324
20
408
11957
10.497
17097
- .236 349
829
5
84857
60462
3364843 480
51497
25654
529 095
10980 359
22770
2005
/
787229.4
-0.3
0.2
3.2
66.8
0.1
0.0
0.0
Hl
ccR _%6.275,589
33.21126 972
6.8942 012
5,75964 850
36.3153 022
0.91546 146
9.4,71303
0.4•382 838
2.316462 732
100.0
I . i• • .t #» • .♦According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source ;EUROSTAY printouts
,Reports from Member States

Table 16:Community wine imports from non-member countries /broken down byimporting Member State
Marketing years 1970 /71to1977 /78
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
Chl)
Importing Member State-1970 /71- T97T /72 1972 /73 1973 /74 1974 /75- 197 1976 /77 1977 /7*
IFrance 838 339 525 003 3119 270 3023 658 1215 402 963 863 855 348 928 277
BLEU 468 733 399 521 447 626 328 735 303 702 304 346 392 013 405 253
INetherlands 650 010 613 999 642 190 532 821 501 184 617 508 681 289 676698
IGermany 1,152 296 1031 986 1240 662 817 619 1166 274 1261 359 1324 618 1486 081
Italy50858 55 .681 288 858 226 809 85113 68483 74407 88462
IUnited Kingdom 1263 329 1272 549 1733 248 1815 787 1560 173 1445 667 1503 255 1541805
IIreland 28150 27318 38150 33090 22350 25889 21933 17946
IDenmark 189 203 204 953 311 777 301 413 241 928 257 540 218 380 208 215
EUR 9 4.640 918 4131 010 7821 781 7.079 932 5096 126 4944 655 5071 243 5352737
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table17:Community importsofwinefromnon-member countries,brokendownbycountryoforigin
Marketing year1970/71-1977/78
Heading No22.05Brussels Nomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
<hl)
JCountryoforigin 1970/711971/721972/73|
I|1973/741974/751975/76j
;1976/77 1977/78
Austria 194134227928|275.337 171677 173370 145024 147952 184(552
IPortugal 583558 582730 749208 667497503829]551388 604239 692612
jSpain 14661261514785!2055911
> ι19639Ό1 18426181755400j
319947922098671
jYugoslavia 194365]250475 342753 297670 396101 391207 400801 480*58
IGreece j808403 686765 658417338652I
i305923L518494 422577 379864
jSovietUnion' -
I S5979 7845 12393 11.485 16638 22210 26323 31488
!Hungary 84912 68677 88597 106456 165385 181766 211545 244909
|Romania ', 60926 57200 58224 69194 79053 6071.0 77083 80986
JBulgaria . I52,921 58494 72447 81024 88558 96673I94355
i84768
|Morocco 59271 38691 572041 638211 284572 148078 237512 130258
jAlgeria .• 519478 188227 1719.411 1694185 459302 318191 303412 347044
ITunisia168494 91356 741.074 593879 374792 338812 243095 !303217
iSouthAfrica86615 75.496 I84314 83763114319|116321
ι59,405 55194
jArgentina 2722 2496 8378I
i8,245 14889 4603 17561 32856
ICyprus 239450 210887 285943 289948 236414 260089 i
I198360 172752
|Australia J24930J27743 12478 15089 899211174-j5415 4720
1Othercountries • 88634 41215 84855 49.056 31371 24515 j
i26816 28833
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Reports from .MemberStates

Table 18:Imports fromnon-member countries during 1976/77,broken downbyprincipal countries oforigin andimporting
Member States
Heading No22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl)
Origin EUR 9Importing Member States I
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK Ireland Denmark
Austria147 952 156 454 280 138 417 46 7805 39 755
IPortugal 604 239 181 189 58177 69439 59474 47819 131 408 4818 51915
ISpain 1994 792 89423 71325 470 757 239 113 20583 940 408 15649 147 534
IYugoslavia 400 801 667 1015 2036 297 .802 549 97966 413 353
IGreece 422 577 16315 160 530 132 905 107 652 255 4888 10 22
ISoviet Union 26323 426 325 25137 34 1 400
IHungary 211 545 172 673 1537 168 607 424 30546 22 9564
IRomania 77083 44 338 655 76046
IBulgaria 94355 99 150mm 82717 765 4613 122 5889
IMorocco 237 512 228 605 3858 218 1441 3104 36 250
IAlgeria 303 412 252 539 47676 103 2667 1 426
ITunisia 243 095 83672 41025 13 118 371 13 1
ISouth Africa 59405 21 80 ' 841 896 45 57496 11 15
ICyprus J 198 360H14 29 197 558 759 JI
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IOther countries 49,792 2446 6286 2180 6264 3858 27448 531257 j
Extra -EUR 9 5071 243 855 348 392 013 681 289 1324 618 74407 1503 255 21933 218 380
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

1Table19:Importsfromnon-member countriesduring1977/78,brokendownbyprincipalcountriesoforiginand
importing MerberStates *
Heading22.05BrusselsNomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes -
<hl)
Origin EUR9Importing MemberStat «ÏS
l–II.■».■.1-IMIII■fII«■!»■
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK'
Ireland |
. 1Den^c :'K
IAustria 184052 272i
|370 347 174552 16 7436 98I961
[Portugal 692612 221376 61294 -78795 6800964877 144771 3843 49647
JSpain 2098671115872 58292 488728 30510417832 958875 12908 VA06b
IYugoslavia 480458 772 1206 2184 330972 843 143939 31ó 226
IGreece 379864 25013 149044 97303 103622 331 4507 '38 6
IHungary j244909 130 633 3363 202630 378 31468 50 6207
!Romania 80986 16 193 586 79521 'I
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IBulgaria 84768 99 308 1127, 74263 786 527 '56
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IMorocco .130258125838 2379 108 112,1081 4 736
IAlgeria 347044311194
ι28719 6359 4 1I767
J.Tunisia 303217125648 ■84587 123 92854Iitm I 5
jSouthAfrica!55,194
i58 177 1Ô08 1995 51,146 I209 1
IArqentina 32856 14066, 264 6892 23 11606C
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[Cyprus 172752 9 41 ■19 172528 155I
jOthercountries65-096 1939 '3985 ■2153 391553353|
113245 264 «1002
Extra-EUR9l
I5352737;
928277I405253 676698 148608188462 1541805 17946|208215
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Reports i'romMemberStates

Community wineexports tonon-member countries ,broken downbyexporting Member State
Marketing years 1970 /71to1977 /78
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl)
Exporting Member State1970 /71 1971- /72 1972 /73 1973 /7-4 1974 /7* 197^76 - -1976 /77 1977 /78
IFrance 1215 203 1393 356 1833 780 1699 611 1763 965 2003 197 2177 966 2245 613
IBLEU 1.027 552 678 612 1224 754 1056 1829
INetherlands 230 1394 32653 221 310 884 1720 2882
IGermany 183 235 258 716 349 360 354 277 374 283 532 925 774 078 737 519
IItaly 1312 886 1372 597 1854 645 1767 792 1608 7142261826 1959 067 2526 123
IUnited Kingdom 78452 51090 73366 82499 68501 81493 92355 90423
IIreland 26 23 9 7 48 62 7 120
IDenmark 3922 4323 3903 7170 7880 9954 13484 10909
EUR 9 2794 981 3082 051 4148 394 3912 189 3824 925 4891 095 5019 733 5615 418
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table21:Exportstonon-member countries during1970/71-1977/78,brokendownbyprincipal countries ofdestination
Heading No22.05Brussels Nomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
Chl>
Destination 1970/711971/72 1972/731973/74 1974/751975/761976/771977/78I
INorwayτ
28073 29220 27090 29721 35017 44864 47603 51454
fSweden -124401 164208 149948 161549 296100 288132 366570 321324
iFinland 28953 29903 37138 36846 38550'33499 34859 36533
!Switzerland 856353 957183 1140990 1023977 9838531071189 J977606!937915j
fAustria89015 j96844 125113116967 j165771 i281068 i171510 ;j143809
IGermanDemocratic Republic j10094 28942 i31981 !159519 110606 148787 100596133i>59
!Reunion 1 13820 18418 23951I19936 18639 i22926 24168 2676i
ISouthAfrica 3966 3648 3279 8726 68Q63 64047
I2960 4781
!UnitedStatesofAmerica |737425
i807954!
I1194303 1003513!952056 1459092 19106852333697
lCanada 150299 185545I
ι203016 248556 309725 413360,55541?|633241
|Guadeloupe I34983 >.51,227 75893 7546076969!87265j88069 95439
|Martinique 15485 26507 45079 43694 39028]
t42287 .46722 49374
f-Venezuela.15488 15.043 17566 !24857 18330 26962 28277 42167
|Japan j9997 16812 76469 79135 '39,413 52988 76201!66237
fAustralia ]13937 16112 1644328273ji28648 41741 47486 52659
jFrseports -j438433 405356 644185 573.039 395381 5138104 233853h 229792
jOthercountries ..|224259 229129!335950 273421 .248776|
S299078 307146 451576
Extra-EUR9
% 'y27949813082051414839439121893824925489I09550197335615418
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Reports fromMemberStates
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Table 22:Exports tonon-member countries during 1976 /77
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
hl
DestinationEUR 9Exporting Member States
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK Ireland Denmark
Norway A47608 32806 2 8991 4218 593 998
ISweden 366 570 288011 1 57318 16692 2689 105V
IFinland 34859 220857486 2756 1878
ISwitzerland 977 606 421 572 8 5 29582 525 639 630
■ i
IAustria I 171 510 48098 24 20 2552 120 577 196
IGerman Democratic Rep. 100 596 87481m» 13057 46
IUnited States ofAmerica 1910 685 522 906 58 ,725 467 109 864 564 55262 2 5
ICanada 555 417 323 749 2 121216 103 256 7185 y
IGuadaloupe 88069 87944■.20 105tm
IMartinique 46722 4669317 12
IVenezuela 28277 173921236 9559 60 5
IJapan 76201 37661 30456 6717 13541
IAustralia 47486 7436 20647 18142 1260i
IFreeports 233 853
•-*233 853"A H
IOther countries 334 274 234 132 9611 970 27485 40000 21085 5 9o561
Extra -EUR 9 5019 733 2177 966 1056 1720 774 078 1959 067 92355 7 13484
1 7* 1
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table23:Exportstonon-member countries during1977/78^^
r HeadingNo22.05BrusselsNomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
(hl>
Destination EUR9Exporting MemoerStates
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK Ireland Oennark
Norway51454 35670 118 8 10910 2967 779 1COd
ISweden 321324 252072 2 44341 20524 2590 «i-o
ISwitzerland 937915 415965 37 6 10897 510339 579 1 91
IAustria 143809 46461 328 1458 95369 170 23
|SovietUnion 100,373 771 121 99391 22 68
IGermanDem.Rep. 133659!94331 39252 73|
!3
!UnitedStatesofAmerica 2338697 550447 49 1132 463489 1273612 49934 11 23
!Canada 633241 344196 10 113728 166643 8664M
!Guadéloupe 95439 95157 5 ,33 244
jMartinique 49374 4933626 12
iVenezuela 42167 26486 1635 13902 120 24
!Japan 66237 32899mm mm 27178 5493 654 13
IAustralia 52659 9132 21 23415 19003 1088
IFreaports 229792m 229792 -A
!Othercountries vj419278 292690 1285 1715 40342 49777 25494 108 7867
Extra-EUR91 56154182245613 1829 2882
17375191
2526123Î 90423 120 10909
Source:cl~~TATprint-outs
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Table24:Expenditure inrespectofwinebytheGuaranteeSectionoftheEAGGF,
bytypeofexpenditure andbyyear
COMMUNITY (Mu.a.)
ί :ExpenditureBud
iget J
Typeofexpenditure 1976
j19771978 1979
appropria­tions1980
iEstimates
690Refunds
monetary amountsI
1.6 1.1 1.5 5.0 5.0
I691Interventions|168.882.3 51.6 80.7 111.3
I6910Aidforprivatestorage 40.9 36.1 34.9 29.1 39.9 I
6911Re-storage aid2.4 1.1 2.2 2.0 2.0
6912Otherintervention j
(distillation ofwine)125.5 45.0 10.8 49.5 52.8
6913Aidforconcentrated musts
usedinwine-ynaking16.5
I6919Otherintervention0.1 3.7 0.1 0.1
692Obligatory distillation ofby-products
TOTAL2.5 7.5 9.4 24.0 24.0
172.9 90-9 62.5 109.7 140.3
Source:ECCommission .D.G.forAgriculture .

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