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COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
C 0 H C 8 4 ) 5 3 1  final  
Brussels, 10 October 1984
COMMISSION REPORT TO THE COUNCIL
ON FORESEEABLE TRENDS IN THE PLANTING AND REPLANTING OF VINEYARDS 
IN THE COMMUNITY AND ON THE BALANCE OF PRODUCTION
AND CONSUMPTION IN THE WINE SECTOR

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
C 0 M C 8 4 ) 5 3 1  final  
Brussels, 10 October 1984
COMMISSION REPORT TO THE COUNCIL
ON FORESEEABLE TRENDS IN THE PLANTING AND REPLANTING OF VINEYARDS 
IN THE COMMUNITY AJJD ON THE BALANCE OF PRODUCTION 
AND CONSUMPTION IN THE WINE SECTOR
C0M(84) 531 final

CONTENTS
page
INTRODUCTION 1 - 2
I. AREA UNDER VINES IN THE COMMUNITY 3-13
A. Trends in the total area under vines 3 - 7
in the Community
1. Vines producing wine grapes 3 - 5
2. Vines producing table grapes 5
3. Vines producing grapes for drying 5
4. Vines producing vegetative propagation material 5 - 7
B. The wine-growing area in the main wine-
producing Member States 7-13
1. Germany 7
2. France 8 - 9
3. Italy 9-10
4. Luxembourg 10
5. Greece 11
II. MARKET SITUATION 14-19
A. Overall supply and demand in the Community 14 - 17
1. Production 14-15
2. Overall demand for wine 15 - 17
B. Prices and intervention 17 - 19
1. Prices 17 - 18
2. Intervention 18-19

Contents (continued) page
III. INTRA-COMMUNITY AND EXTERNAL TRADE 20 - 23
A. Intra-Community trade 20 - 21
B. External trade 21-22
1. Imports _ 21-22
2. Exports 22-23
CONCLUSION 24
TABLES

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INTRODUCTION
The Member States are required under Article 30c of the basic Regulation,  
Council Regulation (EEC) No 337/79 of 5 February 1979 (1) to report to the  
Commission each year, in principle before 1 September, on trends in their  
wine-growing potential.
These reports are to be based primarily on two series of statistical data:
- information collected by Member States from the declarations by wine-growers  
on grubbing operations, new plantings and replantings actually carried out,  
as required by Article 30b of the basic Regulation referred to above;
- the results of annual statistical surveys of areas under vines as provided  
for in Council Regulation (EEC) No 357/79 of 5 February 1979 (2).
Using the information supplied by the Member States, the Commission is  
required to report to the Council each year, in principle before 1 December,  
on future trends in wine-growing potential, the balance between production  
potential (areas of vineyards in production and yield per hectare) and  
consumption of all kinds, and to assess future trends in this balance.
Under Article 3 of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 940/81 of 7 April 1981 (3)  
the Member States are also required to send the Commission various information  
concerning areas used for producing vegetative propagation material for vines  
(root-stock and cutting nurseries).
This Regulation also provides for the publication by the Commission of a  
summary of this information in the report referred to in Article 30c of the  
basic Regulation.
This report on the 1982/83 wine-growing year is intended to fulfil this  
purpose. It should, however, be stressed, as it has been in previous reports,  
that the failure of some Member States to transmit the data needed to draw up  
this report or to transmit the data by the deadline, together with the  
difficulty of comparing statistics which may not be of similar type or refer  
to the same periods make it very difficult to make any forecasts about trends  
in Community wine-growing potential.
The only relatively harmonized data the Commission has at present concerning  
the structure of wine production in the Community relate to Germany, France  
and Luxembourg.
(1) OJ No L 54, 5.3.1979, p. 1.
(2) OJ No L 54, 5.3.1979, p. 124.
(3) OJ No L 96, 8.4.1981, p. 10.

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These three Member States have not, however, interpreted the concept of "yield  
classes" as referred to in Regulation (EEC) No 357/79 in a uniform manner, so  
it is particularly difficult to compare the trend in their respective  
wine-growing potential, especially as far as areas for the production of wine  
grapes are concerned.
As for Greece and Italy, which were allowed extra time to complete their basic  
statistical surveys, the first data being transmitted by these Member States  
are incomplete and provisions and, as such, cannot be utilized.
The final report on experience gained in the implementation of the basic  
survey in the Community is scheduled for 1985, and the Commission will by then  
have a set of coherent information enabling it to gauge with greater precision  
the influence of new planting, replanting and grubbing on future wine  
production.
As in previous years, this report is divided into three sections devoted to  
trends in the area under vines in the Community (Section I), the market  
situation (Section II) and the development of intra-Community and external  
trade (Section III).
Note: The statistical tables attached to this report include figures for
Greece from the 1971/72 wine year onwards.

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I. AREA UNDER VINES IN THE COMMUNITY
This section will deal in turn with trends in the total area under vines in  
the Community by major types of production (wine grapes, table grapes,  
dried grapes and propagation material) and trends in the area devoted to  
wine grapes in the main producer countries, based on statistics supplied by  
the Member States to the Statistical Office of the European Communities  
(EUROSTAT) or the Commission under Community rules and, more particularly,  
on the final supply balances for wine (Table No 2 - production figures) and  
the annual intermediate survey of areas under vines.
A. Trends in the total area under vines in the Community
1. Vines producing wine grapes
The total area in the Community under vines producing wine grapes in  
the 1982/83 wine-growing year was, according to the latest statistics  
available, 2.408.395 hectares, compared with 2.494.715 previously.
Altogether, the area devoted to the production of wine grapes had  
decreased by some 240.000 hectares - 10% - since the introduction of  
a structure policy coupled with the new guidelines on market policy.
This significant decrease in the area under vines emerging from the  
Member States'  communications in connection with the wine supply  
balances is corroborated by the results of the annual statistical  
survey of areas under vines, as the following comparison shows:

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(ha)
Year Legal
basisF D I L GR COMMUNITY:
1979-1980Reg. 
337/79 
Art. 30c 1.177.771 95.578 1.159.678 1.283 104.701 2.539.018:
Reg.
357/79998.715 94.669 survey
post­
poned1.283survey
post­
poned(1 ·
1980-1981Reg. 
337/79 
Art. 30c 1.138.784 95.686 1.157.530 1.313 101.395 2.494.715:
Reg.
357/79978.003 95.612 survey
post­
poned1.313survey
post­
ponedII ,
1981-1982Reg. 
337/79 
Art. 30c 1.121.110 97.797 1.141.748 1.309not
reportedII ,
Reg.
357/79960.636 96.878 1.077.923 1.309 76.522 2.213.268:
1982-1983Reg. 
337/79 
Art. 30c 1.102.000 97.822 1.123.034 1.316 94.223 2.408.395:
Reg.
357/79not
availablenot
availablenot
availablenot
availablenot
availableII ,
Although some figures are incomplete or provisional and the scope of  
the statistical survey of areas under vines (Regulation (EEC)
No 357/79) is limited to areas under vines normally intended for  
production for sale - which thus excludes areas cultivated by  
wine-growers not marketing their produce and to a large extent  
explains the differences between the two sets of figures — it can be  
seen that at least as far as the two leading producer Member States,  
•i.e. France and Italy, are concerned, the area under wine grapes has  
been declining steadily.

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The average yield of Community vineyards producing wine grapes has i:  
recent years fluctuated around 68 hectolitres a hectare, so that it  
is estimated that a decline in the area under vines of the order of
37.000 ha a year will bring about a corresponding fall in production  
of about 2,5 million hi.
Examination of only those areas not yet in production confirms this  
trend. They totalled 121.550 ha during the period 1976 to 1980,  
whereas in 1982/83 there were only 79.877 ha.
2. Vines producing table grapes
Although figures are not available for Greece, and have not been  
since 1981/82, it can be estimated that the total area in the  
Community under vines producing table grapes has followed much the  
same pattern as vines producing wine grapes.
Whereas in 1971/72, for instance, the total area was of the order of
135.000 ha (of which 6.500 ha not in production), it was down to
127.000 ha in 1981/82 (including 5.000 ha not in production). Since
then the area under vines producing table grapes has continued to  
decline in France: 32.526 ha in 1981/82 and 31.000 ha in 1982/83,
compared with an earlier figure of 35.000 ha. On the other hand, the  
increase in Italy is continuing: 72.015 ha in 1981/82, 73.056 ha in
1982/83.
3. Vines producing grapes for drying
Greece has sent the Commission no statistics concerning 1982/83.
4·  Vines producing vegetative propagation material
The information supplied by the Member States to the Commission under  
Regulation (EEC) No 940/81 is still very incomplete. The statistics  
transmitted by France and Italy reveal the following however :
(a) root—stock nurseries
The breakdown of the area devoted to root—stock nurseries by 
category of material (basic material, certified material and  
standard material) is as follows :

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(ha)
:  YearBasic Certifiéd Standard All :  
categories :
F I F I F I F I :
:  1981/82 671331.471 9681.519 8913.057 1.992 :
:  1982/83 65 NC1.575 NC1.215 NC2.855 NC :
:  1983/84 NC 66 NC1.016 NC662 NC1.744 :
:  %
:  change - 2,9 % -50,3 %+ 7,0 %+ 4,9 % -20,0 % -25,7 % - :
NC :  information not communicated to the Commission.
(b) cutting nurseries
The trend in areas occupied by cutting nurseries has been as  
follows :
(ha)
:  YearBasic Certified Standard All
categories
F I F I F I F I
:  1981/82 NC 16 NC208 NC7331.212 957
:  1982/83 NC NC NC NC NC NC1.155 NC
:  1983/84 NC 13 NC239 NC698 NC950
%
:  change--18,7 %-+14,9 % -- 4,7 %- -
NC :  information not communicated to the Commission.

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The trend in area under vines producing vegetative propagation  
material thus reflects that observed in the case of areas under vines  
producing grapes, the same causes producing the same effects.
B. The wine-growing area in the main wine-producing Member States
1. Germany :  no change
The figures contained in the 1982/83 wine supply balance indicate  
that the total area under vines producing wine grapes in that year  
was 97.822 ha, compared with 97.797 ha in 1981/82 (+ 0,02%), of which  
89.022 ha in production (+ 0,02 %) and 8.800 ha not yet in production  
(+ 0,1 %).
The results of the basic statistical survey and the subsequent  
intermediate surveys are shown in the following table :
(ha)
Quality wines p.s. r.
Situation at : AltogetherYield clas ;s (hl/ha)
I
< 30II
30-70III
70-110IV
|  110
1.9.1979 93.858 - 19.979 38.754 35.121
Grubb ing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting3.833
3.869
774— 851 1.618 1.352
1.9.1980 94.669 7.742 66.775 19.916 233
Grubbing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting4.931
4.313
1.020401 3.164 892 24
1.9.1981 95.612 2.020 26.899 59.364 7.329
Grubbing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting3.373
3.659
98095 977 1.937 358
1.9.1982 96.878 5 203.469 93.379
Grubbing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting3.588
4.024
1.068— 5 417 3.158
1.9.1983 98.386_ 9511.060 87.216

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2. France :  decline
During the 1982/83 wine-growing year, the area under wine grapes  
decreased by nearly 20.000 ha, i.e. at the average rate observed over  
the period 1976 to 1982. The area under vines fell from 1.121.110 ha  
in 1981/82 (1.077.950 ha in production and 43.160 ha not yet in  
production) to 1.102.000 ha (1.064.000 ha in production and 38.000 ha  
not yet in production).
The updated figures from the basic statistical survey clearly show 
this trend in wine-grape producing area :
(ha)
Quality wines p.s.r.
Situation at : AltogetherYield c Lass (hl/h< a)
I
< 30II
30-70III
70-110IV
|  n o
1.9.1979 464.888 44.691 381.475 38.722 -
Grubbing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting)
)
)
) _
1.9.1980 )
Grubbing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting) 17.112  
) 19.277  
) 5.2861.669
1.349
11513.560
16.445
4.1171.883
1.483
1.054-
1.9.1981 472.339 44.486 388.477 39.376 -
Grubbing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting9.376
9.828
2.940988
597
837.364
8.527
2.1671.024
704
690-
1.9.1982 475.731 44.178 391.807 39.746 -
Grubb ing/abandon.
Replanting
New planting7.938
10.275
3.298645
750
936.455
8.505
2.257838
1.020
948—
1.9.1983 481.366 44.376 396.114 40.876_

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(ha)
Situation at :Other wines
Altoget-
herYieldclass (h! -/ha)
I
< 40II
40-70I II
70-100IV
100-130V
|  130
1.9.1979 533.980 9.792110.240 284.199: 73.110 56.639
Grubbing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting)
)
)
1.9.1980 )
Grubb ing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting)41.683 
)13.271 
) 96930
79
1113.416:
2.275
50:17.607
7.889:
356.381
1.7793.349
1.249
1.9.1981 505.664 8.952 99.149 274.516: 68.508 54.539
Grubb ing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting28.279
7.400
120•397
24
16.142:
1.070
35:15.015 :  3.838  
4.578: 1.072  
84 :2.887
656
1.9.1982 484.905 8.580 94.112 264.163: 65.742 52.308
Grubb ing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting19.268
7.265
129253
36
13.996:
1.018
39:9.567 :  3.246  
4.696: 1.008  
88 :  12.206
507
1.9.1983 473.031 8.367 91.170 :259.380: 63.505 50.609
3. Italy :  decline
The area under vines producing wine grapes declined by some 19.000 ha  
in 1982/83, from 1.141.748 ha in 1981/82 (1.107.532 ha in production 
and 34.216 ha not yet in production) to 1.123.034 ha (1.095.451 ha in  
production and 27.583 ha not yet in production).
The incomplete and provisional results of the basic statistical  
survey are as follows :

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(ha)
Situation at Altogether Quality wines psr Otherwines
1.9.1982 1.077.923 209.790 868.133
Grubb ing/abandonment 16.030 4.614 11.416
Replanting 5.409 2.841 2,568
New plantings 2.492 2.391 101
1.9.1983 1.069.794 210.408 859.386
4. Luxembourg :  little change
The total area devoted to wine production was 1.316 ha in 1982/83,  
compared with 1.309 ha in 1981/82 (+ 0,53%). Vines in production  
occupied 1.185 ha (as against 1.138 ha in 1981/82) and vines not yet  
in production accounted for 131 ha (compared with 171 ha in 1981/82).
(ha)
Quality wines p.s.r.
Situation at : AltogetherYield cl< iss (hl/ha
I
< 30II
30-70III
70-110IV
|  110
1.9.1979 1.273 - - 390 883
Grubbing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting73
76
7“ — 33
35
240
41 
5
1.9.1980 1.283 - - 400 883
Grubb ing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting47
72
5-16
26
231
46
3
1.9.1981 1.313 - - 419 894
Grubbing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting47
39
4_— 16
1
3
131
26
3
1.9.1982 1.309 - - 422 887
Grubbing/abandonment
Replanting
New planting46
35
8- -8
12
238
23
6
1.9.1983 1.306 _ _428 878

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5. Greece ;  contraction in area
The wine supply balance figures for 1982/83 indicate a total area  
devpted to wine production of 94.223 ha (vines in production:
91.211 ha; vines not yet in production: 3.012 ha) compared with  
101.395 ha in 1980/81, i.e. a 7% decline over three years. These  
figures must, however, be treated with caution, for the provisional  
results of the basic survey of wine-growing, which cover the year  
1982, indicate a total area planted with vines for wine production  
of 76.522 ha.
*
*  *
The general decline apparent in most of the wine-producing Member  
States since 1976, especially in France and Italy and more recently  
in Greece, can largely be accounted a success of the Community's  
structural policy.
The policy is to encourage both :
- grubbing and replacement of vines by a variety of other crops in  
irrigable lowland areas not naturally suited to wine-growing;
and
- restructuring of vineyards in dry hilly areas suitable for the  
production of quality wine where replanting with improved vine  
varieties enables wine-growers to produce a product more in line  
with consumer requirements.
The provisional results of the various measures to encourage the  
abandonment of vineyards are appreciable, as the comparative tables  
below show, even if some of them were slow to get off the ground,  
particularly in Italy, for reasons of national financing.

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1. Grubbing - conversion/abandonroent
Type of 
measure
Legal
basisMeasure
expiresTargetsResults achieved  
(provisional  
figures,  
end 1983)
Conversion premium  
(1)
Reg.(EEC) No 1163/76Augus t 
1979 + 60.000 ha78.000 ha  
of :  I 43.700 ha  
which F 34.300 ha
Special conversion  
premium Languedoc-  
Roussillon 
Dir (EEC) No 78/627October
1984 33.000 ha + 15.000 ha
Special conversion
premium
Charentes
Dir (EEC) No 79/359Augus t 
1982 7.500 ha + 6.200 ha
Temporary abandonment 
premium
Reg. (EEC) No 456/80Augus t 
1987
67.000 haF + 33.000 ha  
I + 33.000 ha
Permanent abandonment  
premium
Reg (EEC) No 456/80August 1984  
to
August 1995F + 35.000 ha  
I + 33.000 ha
Premium for the renun­
ciation of replanting  
Reg (EEC) No 456/80February 1982F 7.200 ha
(1) Conversion in this case means temporary abandonment for a period  
of six years.

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2. Grubbing - restructuring/modernization
Type of 
measure
Legal
basisMeasure
expiresTargetsResults achieved  
(provisional  
figures,  
end 1983)
Special restructuring 
premium
Languedoc-Roussillon  
Dir (EEC) No 78/627October
1984 66.000 ha 9.800 ha
Restructuring
premium
Reg (EEC) No 458/80Augus t 
1987240.600 ha  
of which :  
RFA 7.000 ha  
GR 16.600 ha  
FR 74.200 ha  
IT 142.000 ha  
LUX 800 ha69.000 ha  
of which :
RFA 1.200 ha  
GR
FR 34.500 ha  
IT 33.300 ha  
LUX

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II. MARKET SITUATION
This section deals in turn with trends in overall wine production and  
demand in the Community as shown in the 1982/83 supply balance and with  
price movements and Community intervention during the same period.
A. Overall supply and demand in the Community
1. Following the marked downturn in 1981/82, which was mainly due to  
bad weather, Community wine production increased again in 1982/83  
(1982 vintage): the 1982/83 final supply balance indicates that
output totalled 171,8 million hectolitres, almost 32 million hi up  
on 1981 (+ 22.6%). The increase was very significant in France,  
with estimates being successively revised up to a figure of  
79,1 million hi, compared with 57,3 million hi in 1981 (+ 38,0%).
The French vintage was the third largest this century, ranking  
behind 1979 (84,1 million hi) and 1973 (82,9 million hi).
Quality was generally very good and quality wines p.s.r. reached a  
record level of 22,3 million hi. In the south of France, on the  
other hand, production of table wine was about average.
In Italy, production totalled 71,9 million hi, despite a significant  
drop in table wine production in the main growing regions of the  
south as a result of the drought. Quality wines p.s.r., with  
8,6 million hi, accounted for 12,0% of total output.
In Germany, production more than doubled, to reach a record figure  
of 16,1 million hi.
In Luxembourg, production almost trebled, from 97.000 hi in 1981 to  
256.000 hi in 1982, thus beating the previous record set in 1971  
(242.000 hi).
In the case of Greece, on the other hand, overall production was  
well down :  4,4 million hi against 5,5 million in 1981 (- 20,1%),  
but the share of quality wines p.s.r. in total production was up to  
350.000 hi (8,0%), compared with 300.000 hi in 1981 (5,5%).

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These figures show that production of wine fluctuates considerably  
from one wine year to another as well as between regions, making it  
very difficult to make accurate assessments of medium-term  
production targets or to arrive at reliable forecasts.
Nevertheless, there is no doubt from the statistics that the trend  
of production since 1971/72 has been upward (annual growth rate  
+ 0,5% for all wine, + .0,29% for table wine).
In view of the measures adopted in 1982 and those proposed in 1983  
(C0M(83) 500 of 28 July 1983), the Commission envisages a slight  
fall in table wine production to about 114 million hi by about 1990  
and a slight increase in production of other wine - to about  
45 million hi. The total wine output would thus be between 155 and  
160 million hi.
.  In contrast to production, Community consumption of wine in all  
forms has been falling by 0,75% a year since 1971/72.
Internal consumption of wine for all purposes went down from  
135,8 million hi in 1981/82'to 132,1 million hi in 1982/83  
(- 2,72%). These figures do not include wine distilled under  
Community intervention schemes, which, on account of the increase i  
availabilities, were well up on the previous year, at 21,2 million
In 1982/83, direct human consumption again fell :  122,3 million hi,  
compared with 124,8 million hi in 1981/82 (- 2,06%).
The continuing drop in direct human consumption is attributable
to the decline in consumption in the two main wine—producing 
Member States, France and Italy, which has not been offset by the  
slight increases in other countries. The following figures reflect  
the trend which has been observed over the past ten years :
('000 hi)
1971/72 1975/76 1979/80 1982/83 :
Italy
France55.305
55.21154.387
54.31849.305
51.58446.301 :  
46.922 :
Together 110.516 108.705 100.889 93.223 :
EUR 10 131.331 134.448 129.458 122.274 :

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In France, consumption of wine per head per year, which averaged  
97 litres in 1976-80, was down to 89 litres in 1981/82 and  
86,3 litres in 1982/83. The same pattern has occurred in Italy :  an  
average of 89 litres per head per year in 1976-80, 84 litres in  
1981/82 and 81,6 litres in 1982/83.
If one excludes wine distilled with financial support from the  
Community under Articles 11, 12a, 15, 39 and 40 of Regulation (EEC)  
No 337/79, the quantities processed (into wine spirits of registered  
designation, vinegar, vermouth, etc.) amounted to 8,9 million hi in  
1982/83, as against 10,1 million hi in 1981/82 (- 11,9%).
The forecast balance for 1983/84 suggests that the level in the  
current year will be around 7,8 million hi (- 11,3%). A total of  
8,09 million hi of wine, i.e. 90,8%, has been distilled without  
Community financial support.
Against this, if one includes wine distilled with Community support,  
which in 1982/83 reached the very high level of 21,2 million hi, the  
total amount of wine processed (31,9 million hi) was up by 32,8% on  
1981/82.
Taking total Community consumption for all purposes, i.e. including  
Community distillation schemes, into account, the Community's  
self-sufficiency was 110,7% in 1982/83.
The rate goes up to 130,0% if the wine covered by the various  
distillation schemes is left out of account, i.e. an even higher  
level than in 1979/80, when production reached an all-time record.
The situation is thus very worrying for the years ahead. If the  
trends described above, i.e. the continuing fall in table wine  
consumption in France and Italy and the limited increase in table  
wine consumption in the other Member States are extrapolated, it can  
be estimated that total demand for wine in the Community in 1990  
would be somewhere around 130 million hi. Production could thus  
exceed consumption by some 25 to 30 million hi, and unless  
consumption picks up in the Member States where it is low at present  
and exports increase - which does not look all that likely - very  
large quantities of wine would still have to be distilled. To avoid  
this situation, the Community must resolutely adopt a new approach  
enabling lasting balance to be restored in the sector and Spanish  
and Portuguese wine production to be assimilated smoothly. The  
1983/84 wine year may well serve as a test in this respect.

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B. Prices and Community intervention
1. There was an average increase of 11,0% in guide prices for table  
wine in 1982/83 compared with the previous wine year.
Prices in France for red table wines of type R I were stable for  
most of the year but dipped during the last two months, falling  
slightly below Italian prices.
Over the year as a whole, however, average prices quoted in France  
were about 2% up on the previous year, at about 79% of the guide  
price.
Italian price quotations rose slowly but surely throughout the year  
to reach a level above French ones from July and nearly 80% of the  
guide price. The difference between quotations for the last two  
wine years fluctuated between 6 and 28%.
The only Greek quotation taken into consideration during the wine  
year represented 90% of the guide price.
As regards red table wines of type R II, the only French quotation -  
from Bastia - fell steadily throughout the year. It began at around  
87% of the guide price and finished the year at 71% of the new guide  
price.
Prices quoted in Italy, on the other hand, showed a marked 
improvement untim April and then fell back slightly. Over the year  
as a whole, the average quotations were about 18% up on the previous  
wine year; they are currently around 72% of the guide price.
No price quotations from Greece have been taken into consideration.
As far as white table wines of type A I are concerned, French  
quotations were very erratic throughout the year, with a marked 
downward tendency. Well above the guide price at the beginning of  
the wine year, by the end price quotations were about 80% of the new  
guide price. .
The difference in prices quoted compared with the previous year  
ranged from - 19% to - 23%.

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Italian price quotations remained stable, but at a low level. They  
fluctuated around 78% of the guide price. Average prices were  
between 15% and 25% up on the previous year.
The gap between prices quoted in France and Italy, which was wide in  
the middle of the preceding wine year, gradually closed (due to the  
fall in quotations in France) and was only a few fractions at the  
end of the 1982/83 wine year.
A few Greek price quotations were taken into consideration. They  
were still low (about 70% of the guide price) and still down on the  
previous year (by between 4% and 11%).
Prices quoted for German table wines took a tumble when a very  
abundant vintage was announced. They had been well above the guide  
price, but by November they were down to around 50% in the case of  
type A II and 80% for type A III. They ended the wine year on a  
very weak note, at 45% for A II and 60% for A III.
Red wine price quotations were also down, but not so much. They  
ended the year still above the guide price.
2. The size of availabilities at the beginning of the year (carryover  
stocks of 76,4 million hi and a vintage of 171,8 million hi) and the  
resulting low level of prices caused the Community to avail itself,  
as in 1981/82, of the various intervention measures provided for by  
the new legislation introduced in 1982.
At the beginning of the wine year, the following were instituted :
- the possibility of concluding short-term storage contracts for  
table wines, grape must and concentrated grape must;
- "guaranteed" distillation (restricted to holders of long-term 
storage contracts);
- preventive distillation;
- distillation of wine obtained from table grapes and dual-purpose  
grapes.

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During the year, in addition to long-term private storage aid,  
"support" distillation was introduced (the Community had initiated  
"exceptional" distillation in 1980, 1981 and 1982 under the old  
legislation).
This meant that the quantity of wine distilled with Community  
financial support reached the very high level of .21,2 million hi  
during 1982/83, compared with 13,8 million hi in 1981/82 (+ 66,1%).  
Since 1976 the fateful 20 million hi mark had previously been 
exceeded only once - in 1980/81 (22,9 million hi) - but there is  
every reason to think, in view of the 1983/84 forecasts and the  
deterioration in the market situation observed during the year, that  
the Community will again face large-scale distillation operations.
Of the 21,2 million hi of wine distilled during 1982/83, France and  
Italy had equal shares in 20,5 million hi.
The monthly average quantity of wine covered by storage contracts  
rose to 25,2 million hi (22,3 million hi in 1981/82), with a maximum  
of 37,9 million hi (34,3 million hi in 1981/82).
Export refunds granted during the period September 1982 to August  
1983 involved a slightly smaller volume than the previous year  
(2,05 million hi, compared with 2,33 million hi) although the level  
of the refunds was raised (from 1,15 ECU per % vol to 1,45 ECU), and  
quantities are expected to fall further in 1983/84.
In financial terms, these various measures occasioned a marked 
increase in expenditure by the EAGGF Guarantee Section, from  
570,6 million ECU under the 1982 budget (4,6% of total spending by 
the Guarantee Section) to 659,2 million ECU in 1983.
This total breaks down, in decreasing order of importance, into  
distillation of wine-making by-products (68,99%), private storage  
and restorage (21,6%), aid for the use of grape musts (6,4%) and  
export refunds (3,1%).

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III. INTRA-COMMUNITY AND EXTERNAL TRADE
The pattern of intra-Community trade and external trade in wine confirms  
previous trends in two respects :
- on the one hand, intra-Community trade continues to account for the  
largest part of total trade (79,8%);
- on the other, imports remain in line with the average during the decade  
1970-80 (4,79 million hi).
However, exports, which had been increasing steadily since 1976/77,  
reaching a record level of 10,4 million hi in 1981/82, fell back to  
8,6 million hi in 1982/83, i.e. practically the 1979/80 level.
The export surplus was therefore below the initial forecasts :
3,8 million hi compared with the expected 5,9 million hi. As detailed  
below, the fall in exports was accounted for mainly by Switzerland,  
which, because of the abundance of its own 1982 vintage, imported only  
half the usual quantity of wine from the Community, the Soviet Union and  
some Black African countries where, paradoxically, the export refund  
scheme lost the Community significant shares of the market.
A. Intra-Community trade
In 1982/83, the overall volume of intra-Community trade fell  
significantly (18,9 million hi, compared with 20,7 million hi in  
1981/82, i.e. a drop of 8,32%) due mainly to the fall in Italian  
exports to France (down from 6,39 million hi to 4,81 million hi, i.e.  
by 24,75%) and Germany (down from 5,30 million hi to 4,30 million hi,  
i.e. by 18,97%). Italy nonetheless maintained its place as the  
Community's leading supplier with 10,27 million hi, or 54,1% of total  
intra-Community exports.
Italy's main customers remained France (4,81 million hi, i.e. 46,85%),  
followed very closely by Germany (4,30 million hi or 41,85%). Then  
came the United Kingdom, the BLEU and the Netherlands, whose purchases  
of wine from Italy, though limited, remained stable.

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Exports from France were up slightly in 1982/83 :  6,73 million hi,  
compared with 6,17 million hi in 1981/82 (+ 9,14%), representing 35,5%  
of all intra-Community exports.
France's main markets in the Community, in descending order of size,  
were Germany (2,74 million hi, or 40,68%), followed by the United  
Kingdom (1,44 million hi, or 21,40%) and the BLEU (1,17 million hi, or  
17,41%).
German exports of wine to other Member States showed a particularly  
marked increase from 1981/82 to 1982/83 :  from 1,25 million hi to  
1,47 million hi (+ 17,74%), i.e. 7,8% of total intra—Community exports  
(compared with 6,0% in 1981/82).
Germany's main markets were the United Kingdom (0,87 million hi, or  
59,47%), the Netherlands (0,37 million hi, or 25,35%) and Denmark  
(0,13 million hi, or 8,92%).
Germany also remained the largest purchaser of wines from other Member  
States! Its purchases totalled 7,3 million hi, i.e. 38,5% of total  
intra-Community imports in 1982/83.
It was followed by France (4,88 million hi, or 25,7%) and the United  
Kingdom (2,94 million hi, or 15,5%). The shares taken by the other  
Member States in total purchases of Community-produced wine were 8,1%  
for the BLEU (1,53 million hi), 7,8% for the Netherlands (1,47 million  
hi), 3,6% for Denmark (0,67 million hi). Italy and Ireland each  
accounted for about 0,4% of Community purchases and Greece for 0,01%.
B. External trade
1. Community imports of wine from non—member countries were down  
slightly in 1982/83 :  4,79 million hi, against 5,10 million hi in  
1981/82 (- 6,18%).
Spain and Portugal, whose accession to the Community is scheduled  
for 1 January 1986, were the Community's largest suppliers with  
altogether 2,74 million hi (Spain: 2,03 million hi; Portugal:
0,70 million hi), i.e. 57,2% of total imports. Then comes  
Yugoslavia (544.178 hi, or 11,34%), Hungary (385.565 hi, or 8,03%)  
and Austria (235.247 hi, or 4,90%).

Imports from the Maghreb countries (Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia)  
totalled 367.725 hi (7,67%).
Germany remained the leading importing country in the Community at  
1,79 million hi (37,54% of total imports), followed by the United  
Kingdom (1,31 million hi, or 27,52%). Then came France  
(0,55 million hi, or 11,59%) and the Netherlands (0,54 million hi,  
or 11,46%), the BLEU (0,30 million hi, or 6,38%) and Denmark  
(0,17 million hi, or 3,58%). Italy, Ireland and Greece all  
imported very little wine.
Imports were down in all Member States in terms of volume in  
1982/83 (Germany: - 4,94%; United Kingdom: - 7,48%; France:  
- 15,22%; BLEU: - 3,25%) except the Netherlands (+ 1,82%).
.  Community exports, which had been increasing steadily since 1976/77  
to the record level of 10,4 million hi in 1981/82, declined in  
1982/83 to their earlier level :  8,6 million hi.
Italy confirmed its position as the Community's leading exporter,  
with 4,6 million hi, i.e. 53,47% of total Community exports, but  
this was 28,57% less than in 1981/82 in terms of volume.
France was in second place, with 2,90 million hi (33,71%), against  
2,89 million hi in 1981/82 (+ 0,42%), followed by Germany, which,  
with 0,95 million hi (11,8%), increased its market share by 1,29%  
on the previous year. Exports from the United Kingdom and Greece  
accounted for 0,86% and 0,70% of the Community total respectively,  
less than in 1981/82 (United Kingdom :  - 11,22%,; Greece :
- 37,59%).
The United States remained the biggest buyer from the Community :  
4,074 million hi in 1982/83, i.e. 47,25% of total Community exports.
Exports to Sweden and Japan were up by 9,91% and 24,48%  
respectively on the previous year.

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On the other hand, exports to the Soviet Union which since 1979 had  
been in excess of a million hectolitres, increasing steadily to  
1,41 million hi in 1981/82, dropped sharply in 1982/83 to  
0,70 million hi, i.e. - 49,9%.
Switzerland also imported a lot less wine from the Community in  
1982/83 :  1,11 million hi, compared with 1,42 million hi in 1981/82  
(- 21,9%).
Finally, it should be mentioned that the Community countries hold a  
decisive share in international trade in wine, accounting for  
55-60% of a world volume which fluctuates between 48 million and  
50 million hi a year.

CONCLUSION
Two things emerge from this report on foreseeable trends in the planting and  
replanting of vines in the Community and the balance between production and  
consumption in the wine sector :
- firstly, the series of structural measures adopted by the Council under the  
action programme 1980—86 (premiums for the temporary and permanent  
abandonment of certain vineyards and premiums for the renunciation of  
replanting, premiums for the cessation of wine-growing in France and Italy  
and vineyard restructuring by collective operations) has not really had a  
significant effect on the quality of wine being produced in the Community;
- secondly, the instruments for managing the market decided on in 1982,  
particularly intervention distillation schemes (preventive distillation,  
"guaranteed" distillation, compulsory distillation and "support"  
distillation) have not had the desired effect of restoring balance between  
supply and demand for wine because very significant counteracting influences  
have come into play (rise in productivity and fall in consumption).
Under these circumstances and although the contraction in the area under vines  
has continued, the impact of the structural measures has not been such that  
the ending of the market regulation measures can be envisaged, particularly  
given the diversity of socio-economic status of the holdings concerned, the  
constraints to which they are subject and the differences in options and  
potential for diversification, and there is nothing in the current trends to  
suggest that things are going to change in the near future.
Production disciplines therefore need to be tightened up with reference to  
both quality and quantity, and in this respect the Commission can only regret  
that the proposals it presented to the Council following the guidelines  
formulated in its communication of 29 July 1983 (Doc. C0M(83) 500) have not  
been accepted in their entirety.
Clearly, the widening gap between production and consumption of wine in the  
Community on the eve of the accession of Spain and Portugal cannot be closed  
permanently by distilling wine withdrawn from the market at what is judged an  
excessive cost to the Community budget and will, in the long run, only  
transfer the problem of surpluses to the market in alcohol, which has itself  
reached saturation point.

TABLES
I. VINEYARDS IN THE COMMUNITYTable No
1° Wine-grape vines
- Areas in production and not yet in production since  
1951/52
- Average yields per hectare since 1951/521
2
2° Table-grape vines
- Areas in production and not yet in production since  
1971/72
3° Vines for dried-grape production (Greece)
- Areas in production and not yet in production since  
1971/72
II. WINE PRODUCTION IN THE COMMUNITY
1° The place of the Community in world production
- Wine production in the world since 1971/75
- Wine production in the Community since 1951/555
6
2° Breakdown of Community production by category and colour of wine
- Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other  
wine, broken down by colour, since 1971/72
- Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other  
wine since 1971/72, broken down by Member State
- Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other  
wine, broken down by colour and Member State (1980/81)
- Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other  
wine, broken down by colour and Member State (1981/82)
- Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other  
wine, broken down by colour and Member State (1982/83,  
provisional figures
- Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other  
wine, broken down by colour and Member State (1983/84,  
provisional figures)10
11
12

INTRA-COMMUNITY AND EXTERNAL TRADE IN WINE
- Intra-Community and external trade in wine since 1970/71
- Intra-Community trade as a percentage of total imports  
of wine since 1970/71
1° Intra-Community trade in wine
- Intra-Community trade in wine, by exporting Member State,  
since 1970/71
- Intra-Community trade in wine, by importing Member State,  
since 1970/71
- Intra-Community trade in wine, by exporting and importing  
Member State (1981/82)
- Intra-Community trade in wine, by exporting and importing  
Member State (1982/83)
2° External trade in wine
a - Community imports from non-member countries
- Imports, by importing Member State, since 1970/71
- Imports, by main countries of origin, since 1970/71
- Imports from Spain and Portugal, since 1970/71
- Imports, by main countries of origin and importing  
Member State (1981/82)
- Imports, by main countries of origin and importing  
Member State (1982/83)
b - Community exports to non-member countries
- Exports, by exporting Member State, since 1970/71
- Exports, by main countries of destination, since  
1970/71
- Exports, by exporting Member State and main countries  
of destination (1981/82)
- Exports, by exporting Member State and main countries  
of destination (1982/83)

IV. WINE STOCKS HELD BY PRODUCERS AND MERCHANTS
1° Total stocks
- Wine stocks on 1 September since 1976
2° Breakdown of wine stocks by category
- Table wine stocks on 1 September since 1976
- Quality wine p.s.r. stocks on 1 September since 1976
V. DEMAND FOR WINE IN THE COMMUNITY  
1° Internal consumption
- Total internal consumption of wine since 1951/52
2° Per capita consumption of wine
- Consumption of wine per head and year since 1951/52
VI. PRICES AND INTERVENTION 
1° Prices
- Average monthly weighted producer prices for table wines  
types R I, R II and A I since 1980/81
2° Intervention
- EAGGF Guarantee Section expenditure in the wine sector  
since 1977, by type of expenditure and year
(a) Storage
- Quantities of wine covered by storage contracts  
(short-term, long-term and "guaranteed") since  
1979/80
(b) Distillation
- Distillation of wine under Community regulations  
since 1976/77

6 ^ 5
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VII. WINE SUPPLY BALANCES
1° Community balances (EUR 10) since 1971/72 37
2° Final balances of Member States (1980/81) 38
3° Final balances of Member States (1981/82) 39
4° Provisional supply balances of Member States (1982/83) 40
5° Provisional supply balances of Member States (1983/84) 41
NB:  The tables include figures for Greece from 1971.

Table No 1 :  Areas under wine-grape vines in the Community since 1951/52
0
1951/550
1956/600
1961/65:0
1966/700
1971/750
1976/80 1977/78 1978/79•
1979/80:
1980/81 : 1981/82(hectares)  
1982/83 :
:  Germanv (1) j a ,- * PgQV/- *
:  Total 69.422 75.364 80.077 85.165: 95.995 99.066101.598102.125:95.578:95.686: 97.797 97.822:
:  — in production 55.854 60.550 67.839 70.775: 80.337 88.004 87.730 88.917 87.592:89.485: 89.007 89.022:
:  — not yet in production 13.568 14.814 12.238 14.390: 15.658 11.062 13.868 13.208 7.986:6.201: 8.790 8.800:
:  France :
:  Total 1483.8001386.2001347.6001.304400:1.278.4001.206.8711.253.0001.194798•1.177.7711.138.784:1.121.110 1.102.000:
:  — in production 1400.6001304.60012676001.  22S200:1.1936001.147.2141.164.0001.140.9391.130.6461.095.483:1.077.950 1.064.000:
:  - not yet in production 83200816008000079200:8480059.657 89.000 5385947.125 43.301: 43.160 38.000:
:  Italy (2) : j
:  Total 1676200168540016326001.438000:1.1558421.1692781.1765931.1688021.1596781.157530:1.141.748 1.123.034:
:  — in production *1631200*1634800*15962001.389600:1.0905311.1226241.1239381.1267251.1218021121871:1.107.532 1.095.451:
:  — not yet in production * 45000* 50600* 36400:48400:65311466545265542077:37876356S9 :34.216 27.583:
:  Belgium :
:  Total - - 0: 3: 6 7 7 7: 7: 7: 7 7:
:  — in production - - -: 3: 5 6 6 6: 6: 6: 6 6:
:  - not yet in production - - 0: 0: 1 1 1 1: 1: 1: 1 1:
:  Luxembourg : : . . •
:  Total 1.235 1.254 1.240: 1.219: 1.236 1.289 1.289 1.285: 1.283: 1.313: 1.309 1.316:
:  — in production 1.137 1.117 1.1S8 : 1.157: 1.090 1.147 1.154 1.163: 1.150: 1.144: 1.138 1.185:
:  — not yet in production 98 137 82: 62: 146 142 135 122: 133: 169: 171 131:

ï
i3
S
Table No 1 :  (contd.) Areas under wine-grape vines in the Community since 1951/52 |
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ (hectares) i
0 0 0 0 0 0
1951/55 1956/60 1961/65 1966/70 1971/75 1976/80 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83
(prov)
:  United Kinftdom
:  Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
:  - in production 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
:  — not yet in production - - - - -
:Netherlands.  Irl.. Denmk.
:  Total - - - - - - - -
:  - in production - - - - - - - -
:  — not yet in production - - “
:  Greece (3)
:  Total 113003106018107839106896104701101395
:  — in production 10886810198410369710305410101797646
:  — not yet in production 4135 4034 4142 3842 3684 3749
:  EUR 6 (1) (2)
:  Total 3230.657 3148.218 3061.517 2.828.787 2531479247651125324872.467017243431723933202.361.971 2.324.179
:  - in production *3088.791 *3001.067 *2932.797 2.686.735 2365563235899523768282357750234119623079892.275.633 2.249.664
:  — not yet in production * 141.866 * 147.151 * 128.720 142.052 165916117516155659109267931218533186.338 74.515
:  EUR 10 (1) (2) (3)
:  Total 2644482258252926403262.57391325390182494715
:  - in production 2474431246097924805252.46080424422132405635
:  — not yet in production 170051121.5501598011131099680589080
Source :  EUROSTAT (1) New method of counting areas in Germany from 1979/80 onwards.
(2) Figures based on new Italian vineyard register from 1970/71.
(3) Figures from Greece not yet received.

Table No 2 :  Yields of wine-grape vines in production <in hl/ha) since 1951/52
:  Member States:  0 
:1951/550
1956/600
1961/650
1966/700
1971/750
1976/80 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83:  
(orov):
:  Germany (1) :  49,7 65,6 76,5 96,3102,4 94,6103,6 128,6 88,3 98,9 54,4 84,1181,2 :
:  France :  40,1 38,4 48,2 51,1 58,1 59,2 61,2 45,4 51,4 74,7 63,9 53,5 75,1 :
:  Italy (2) (3) :  31,4 36,2 39,0 49,8 64,1 66,4 59,0 57,4 64,3 75,6 75,5 63,7 66,3 :
:  Netherlands : - - - - - - - - - - - - :
:  Belgium : - - - - - - - - - - - :
:  Luxembourg :  98,5 100,3 118,3 127,1 133,0 81,1114,1 134,3 61,9 53,9 43,7 85,8216,0 :
:  United Kingdom
:  Ireland - - - - - - - - - :
:  Denmark - - - - - - - - :
:  Greece (4) 38,9 44,2 44,2 42,0 44,7 42,4 47,7 * ■
:  EUR 6 (1) (3)  
:  EUR 10:  35,7 37,8 43,9 51,7 62.4
61.464.0
63.161,7
61,054,2
53,758,9
58,376,1
74,769.2
68.359,7 75,1 :
Source :  EUROSTAT
(1) New method of counting areas in Germany from 1979/80.
(2) Up to 1967/68, figures refer to production for wine-malcing.
(3) Figures based on new Italian vineyard register from 1970/71.
(4) Figures for Greece not yet received.

* Table No 3 :  Areas under table-grape vines In the Community
(hectares)
France : Italy : Greece : EUR 10
Area under table-grape vines (ha)
Year :  Total :  In prod. not : 
in prod.:Total :  in prod.: not :  
:  :  in prod.:Total :  in prod.: not :  
:  :  in prod.:Total :  in prod. not : 
in prod.:
1971/72 : 48000 :46500 : 1500 :66558 :63269 : 3289 :19.816 :18093 : 1723134374127862 : 6.512
1972/73 : 42S32 :40798 : 1734 :68395 :64247 : 4148 :19.986 :18045 : 1941130913123090 : 7823
1973/74 : 41425 :40.0S3 : 1372 :70000 :64886 : 5114 :19972 :18297 : 1675131397123236 : 8161
1974/75 : 41089 :39672 : 1417 :70609 :65413 : 5196 :19883 :18196 : 1687131581123281 : 8300
1975/76 : 39478 :38411 : 1067 :71197 :65749 : 5448 :19798 :17950 : 1848130473122110 : 8363
1976/77 : 39093 :38161 : 932 :73184 :68976 : 4208 :20284 :18288 : 1996132561125425 : 7136
1977/78 : 37096 :36235 : 861 :70779 :67210 : 3569 :20786 :18.793 : 1993 .128661122238 : 6423
1978/79 : 37429 :36645 : 784 :69848 :66399 : 3449 :21597 :19.595 : 2002128874122639 : 6235
1979/80 : 36042 :35343 : 699 :71668 :67988 : 3680 :21604 :19.661 : 1943129314122992 : 6322
1980/81 : 34667 :34090 : 577 :7143468654 : 2780 :20600 :18.865 : 1735126701121609 : 5092
1981/82 32526 :31797 : 729 :7201568687 : 3328 : (1) : (1)
1982/83prov.: 31000 :30000 : 1.000 : 73.056 :70110 : 2.946 : (1) : (1)
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) Figures for Creece not yet received.

Table No 4 Area under vines for dried-grape production In Greece since  
1971
Year
1971/72 
1972/73 
1973/74 
1974/75 
1975/76 
1976/77 
1977/78 
1978/79 
1979/80 
1980/81 
1981/82 
1982/83 prov.Total
75.542
72.463
71.386
70.424
69.467
68.190
66.339
65.856
64.430
63.377
63.377 
(1)in production
73.757
71.127
70.178
69.282
68.386
67.158
65.395
65.051
63.579
62.556
63.377
(1)______(hectares)
no
t in production
1.785
1.336
1.208
1.142
1.081
1.032
944
805
851
821
(1)
Source :  Greek Ministry of Agriculture.  
(1) Figures not yet received

Table No 5 :  World production of wine
(♦OOP hi)
•• 0 0 ••
:  1971/75 1976/80 1979 1980 1981 1982
(orov.) :
World :  314.941 324.449 375.004 349.276 313.994••
367.703 :
Europe :  221.096 228.423 275.754 247.746 213.014 257.393 :
Soviet Union :  28.358 29.700 29.400 32.200 34.400 34.000 :
Africa :  14.831 10.386 10.810 11.450 11.480 11.610 :
North and
Central America :  14.442 16.670 16.910 19.330 17.360 20.470 :
South America :  31.336 33.218 36.140 31.640 31.200 37.280 :
Asia :  1.668 2.016 2.230 2.300 2.350 2.490 :
Oceania 3.209 4.036 3.770 4.610 4.190 4.450 :
Germany :  8.222 8.315 8.662 4.867 7.480 16.128 :
France :  69.278 67.699 84.105 69.598 57.311 79.093 :
Italy :  69.561 74.024 84.337 83.950 69.700 71.948 :
Luxembourg :  145 93 62 50 97 256 :
Greece :  5.115 5.366 5.243 5.395 5.470 4.368 :
Other Member
States :  7 6 5 6 6 10 :
EEC :  152.328 155.503 182.414 163.866 140.064 171.803 :  
•
Portugal :  10.405 9.540 14.410 10.300 9.050•
10.000 :
Spain :  31.708 33.244 48.210 42.400 33.670 39.010 :
Others :  26.654 30.140 30.710 31.180 30.220 36.590 :
EUROPE :  221.096 228.423 275.754 247.746 213.014 257.393 :
Source :  FAO; Commission for Community figures.

Table No 6 :  Wine production In the Community since 1951/52
('000 hi)
:  Member States0
1951/550
1956/600
1961/650
1966/700
1971/750
1976/80 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 
(prov.):1983/84:  
:(orov.):
:  Germany 2.757 3945518468168.222 8.31511.2787.842:  8.6624.867:  7.48016.128 13.000:
:  France 56.090 49833605946239769.278 67.69952.70858.42984.10569.59857.31179.093 68.090:
:  Italy 51.214 59107622536905 769.561 74.0246414271.9898433783.95069.70071.948 76.300:
:  Netherlands - - - - - - - - - - - -
:  Belgium 3 4 4 8 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 2:
:  Luxembourg 110 109 135 146 145 93155 72 62 50 97256 185:
:  United Kingdom 1 2. 1 1 1 2 2 7:11:
:  Ireland - - - -· - -
:  Denmark - - - - -
:  Greece 5.115' 5366:5183:56055243:53955470:4.368: 4.734:
:  EUR 6 
:  EUR 10110.174 112998128.170138424147.212:
152.328:150
155135:
503:128
133.287:
471:138
143336:
942:177.
182.170:
414:158.
163.469:
866:134
140592:
064:167.428:
171.803:157.577:
162.322:
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Commission, DG for Agriculture.

7 :  Community production of table wino, quality wine p.a.r. and other wine, broken down by colour and wl  
<1971/72 to 1983/84)
<•000 hi)
All wine Tablewine Quality wine p a .r Other wine :
:  Year :  Total :  Redand :White Total:  Redand :White : Total Redand :White Total Red and : White :
:  Rosé : :  Rosé : Rosé Rosé :
:  1971/72 :  137239:  85276 :51963108634:  73799 :34835 :21.448 10261 :1118771571.216 : 5.941 :
:  1972/73 :  132889:  79188 :5370198496:  65278 :33218 :2487411895 :1297995192.015 : 7.504 :
s  1973/74 :  175665:  100147 :75518128141:  83651 :44490 :34445IS921 :1852413079 575 :12.504 :
:  1974/75 :  165893:  98790 :67103124306:  81726 :42580 :2913014879 :14251124572.185 : 10.272 :
:  1975/76 :  149952:  90735 :59217110354:  77421 :32933 :2864212886 :1575610956 428 :10.528 :
:  1976/77 :  153823:  95144 :58679110812:  79400 :31412 :3177115139 :1663211240 605 :10.635 :
:  1977/78 :  133471:  76177 :5729495172:  61472 :33700 :3122213868 :173547077 837 :6.240 :
:  1978/79 :  143942:  85574 :58368104135:  68645 :35490 :3185916675 :151847948 254 :7.694 :
:  1979/80 :  182414:  109334 :73080129573:  89375 :40198 :3746218362 :19100153791.597 : 13.782 :
:  1980/81 :  163866:  99623 :64243125023:  82.664 :42359 :2881715778 :1303910.0261.181 : 8.845 :
:  1981/82 :  140064:  84108 :55956104042:  68.237 :35805 :2878514683 :141027.2371.188 : 6.049 :
:  1982/83 prov.:  171803:  95086 :76717111251:  73.740 :37511 :4655121125 :2542614.001 221 :13.780 :
:  1983/84 prov.:  162322:  91.177 :71145107919:  70.874 : 37045 :4016319340 :2082314.240 963 :13.277 :
Source :  EUROSTAT
Commlaaion, DC for Agriculture.

Table No 8 :  Production of table wine, quality wine p.e.r. and other wine In the Community since 1971/72
('000 hi)
Member States0
1971/750
1976/80 1975/76 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 
(prov.)1983/84 
(prov.)
Table wine
Germany 616 354 241 165 984 301 177 144 141 1.094 1.950
France 45.892 42.844 43.169 47.147 32.884 35.559 51.686 46.946 37.993 44.620 37.863
Italy 63.586 64.844 6338958.999 56.589 6293372.755 72.941 60.881 61.476 63.950
Luxembourg 78 38 73 55 80 32 22 2 21 86 —
Greece 3.807 4.857 3476 4.439 4.630 5305 4.928 4.984 5.000 3.965 4.143
Other 7 6 6 7 5 5 5 6 6 10 13
EUR 10 113.986112943110354110.812 95172104135129.573 125023104.042111.251107.919
Quality wine p a.  r.
Germany 7.600 7961 8864 8.761 10294 7541 8.485 4723 73391503411.050
France 13.624 154921298915.914 130001494718.779 14819139402235519.507
Italy 5.881 8435 6445 6.701 7553 9056 9.880 8984 7130 8642 9.050
Luxembourg 67 55 84 73 75 40 40 48 76 170 185
Greece 536 283 260 322 300 275 278 243 300 350 371
EUR 10 27708322262864231.771 312223185937.462 288172878546SSI40.163
Other t.ine
Germany 6 - - - - - - - _ _ _
France 9.762 93631011510.594 6824 7.92313.640 7833 537812.11810.720
Italy 94 745 - - - -1.702 2025 1689 1.830 3.300
Greece 772 226 841 646 253 25 37 168 170 53 220
EUR 10 106341033410.95611.240 7077 7.94815.379 10026 723714.001 14.240
Source» :  EUROSTAT
Commission, DC for Agriculture.

Tabla No 9 :  Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other wine In the Community In 1980/81, broken down by  
colour and Member State
C000 hi)
All wine Table wine Quality wine p.s.r. Other wine
Member States Total:  Red White :  Total :  Red : White Total Red White :  Total :  Red : White :
:  and :  and and and :
:  Rosé :  Rosé : Rosé :  Rosé :
Germany 4.867 698 4.169:  144 :  18 : 126 4.723 680:  4.043
France 69.598 :  52.314 17.284 :  46.946 :  42.187 : 4.759 14.819 9.732:  5.087 :  7.833 :  395 : 7.438 :
Italy 83.950 :  44.690 39.260 :  72.941 :  38.708 : 34.233 8.984 5.266:  3.718 :  2.025 :  716 : 1.309 :
Netherlands -: -: :  - : - - -: : :  - : :
Belgium 4:  1 3:  4 :  1 : 3- -: : :  - : :
Luxembourg 50: 50:  2 :  - : 2 48 -:  48 : :  - : :
Untd. Kingdom 2: 2:  2 : 2- -: : :  - : :
Ireland -: -: :  - : - - -: ! :  - : :
Denmark -: -: :  - : - - -: : !  - : :
Greece 5.395:  1.920 3.475 4.984:  1.750 : 3.234 243 100:  143 168:  70 : 98 :
EUR 10 163.866 :  99.623 64.243 :125.023 :  82.664 : 42.359 28.817 15.778 :  13.039 :  10.026 :  1.181 : 8.845
Source :  EUROSTAT

Table No 10 :  Production of table wine, quality wine p.s.r. and other wine in the Community in 1981/82, broken down by  
colour and Member State
All wine Table wine :  Quality wine p.s.r. Other wine\ WWW HA/
:  Member States Total:  Red White :  Total :  Red : White :  Total :  Red :  White Total:  Red : White :
:  and :  and : :  and :  and :
:  Rosé :  Rosé : :  Rosé :  Rosé :
:Germany 7.480:  864 6.616:  141 :  21 : 120:  7.339 :  843 :  6.496
:France 57.311 :  43.427 13.884 :  37.993 :  33.569 : 4.424:  13.940 :  9.558 :  4.382 5.378:  300 : 5.078 :
:Italy 69.700 :  37.638 32.062 :  60.881 :  32.676 : 28.205 :  7.130 :  4.202 :  2.928 1.689:  760 : 929 :
:Netherlands -: -: :  - : -: :  ,  - : -:  — : - s
:Belgium 4:  1 3:  4 :  1 : 3: : : -:  - : - :
:Luxembourg 97: 97:  21 :  - : 21:  76 : :  76 -:  - : :
:Untd. Kingdom 2: 2:  2 :  - : 2: : : -:  - : - :
:Ireland -: -: :  - : -: : ! -:  — : s
:Denmark -: -: :  - : -: : : -:  - : :
:Greece 5.470:  2.178 3.292:  5.000 :  1.970 : 3.030:  300 :  80 :  220 170:  128 : 42 :
:  EUR 10 140.064 :  84.108 5S.956 :104.042 :  68.237 : 35.805 :  28.785 :  14.683 :  14.102 7.237:  1.188 : 6.049 :
Source :  EUROSTAT

Table No 11 :  Production of table wine, quality wine p.a.r. and other wine in the Community in 1982/83, broken down by  
colour and Member State
All wine Table wine :  Quality wine p.s.r.ax riKuresj  
Other winecoco ni)
:  Member States Total:  Red White :  Total :  Red : White :  Total :  Red :  White :  Total :  Red : White
:  and :  and : :  and :  and :
:  Rosé :  Rosé : :  Road
:Germany 16.128 :  2.247 13.881 :  1.094 :  285 : 809:  15.034 :  1.962 :  13.072
:France 79.093 :  52.026 27.067 :  44.620 :  38.160 : 6.460:  22.3S5 :  13.866 :  8.489 :  12.118 :  - : 12.118 :
:Italy 71.948 :  39.551 32.397 :  61.476 :  34.243 : 27.233 :  8.642 :  5.117 :  3.525 :  1.830 :  191 : 1.639 :
:Netherlanda -: -s :  - : -: :  - : - : — •  _ · _ i
:Belgium 3:  1 2:  3:  1 :2: : * :  » : - : — : _ j
:Luxembourg 256: 256:  86 :  - : 86:  170 : :  170 :  - : — · . ;
:Untd. Kingdom 7: 7:  7: - : 7: : : : - : . j _ ;
:Ireland -: -: : - : -: :  - : » :  — : — : _ ·
:Denmark -: -: :  - : -: : !  - • — :  _ ; — :
:Greece 4.500:  1.261 3.239:  4.237 :  1.123 : 3.114 :  210:  108:  102: 53 :  30 :23 :
: EUR 10 171.935 :  95.086 76.849 :111.523:  73.812 :37.711 : 46.411 : 21.053 :  25.358 : 14.001 : 221 :13.780 :
Source :  EUROSTAT

Table No 12 :  Production of table wine, quality wine p.a.r. and other wine In the Community In 1983/84, broken down by  
colour and Member State
All wine Table wine Quality wine p.a.r.iionti n RUrOOJ
Other wine(’uoo
:  Member States Total:  Red White :  Total Red White:  Total :  Red :  White Total:  Red : White :
:  and and : :  and :  and :
:  Rosé Rosé : Rosà Rosé :
:Germany 13.000 :  1.600 11.400 :  1.950 295 : 1.655:  11.050 :  1.305 :  9.745
:France 68.090 :  44.789 23.301 :  37.863 32.596 : 5.267:  19.507 :  12.193 :  7.314 10.720 :  - .  : 10.720 :
:Italy 76.300 :  43.200 33.100 :  63.950 36.645 : 27.305 :  9.050 :  5.660 :  3.390 3.300:  895 : 2.405 :
:Netherlands -! : :-s : !  - -:  - : — ·
:Belgium 2:  1 1:  2 1 : 1: : : -:  - : _ J
:Luxembourg 18S: 185s  - : :-:  185 : :  185 -:  -  :_ ·
:Untd. Kingdom 11: 11:  11 :11: : : -:  - : - 2
:Ireland -: -: :-: :  - :  - -:  — : _ 2
:Denmark -: -: - -: : : -:  - : - ·
:Greece 4.734:  1.587 3.147:  4.143 1.337 : 2.806:  371 :  182 189 220 68 : 152 :
:  EUR 10 162.322 :  91.177 71.145 :107.919 70.874 : 37.045 :  40.163 :  19.340 :  20.823 14.240 :  963 : 13.277 :
Source :  EUROSTAT
Commission, DC for Agriculture.

Tabla No 13 :  Intra-Community and external trade In wine 1970/71 to 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature Heading 22.OS Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
:  YearIntra-Community trade(1) Imports Exports
EUR9 : EUR10 EUR 9 EUR 10 EUR 9 EUR 10 :
:  1970/71 :  10844499 : 11653.888 :  4640918 :  3851878 :  2857134 :  3024949 :
:  1971/72 :  14949066 : 15637.964 :  4131010 :  3457257 :  3082051 :  3.286.532 :
:  1972/73 :  16856265 : 17536.612 :  7821781 :  7404732 :  4148394 4.507879 :
:  1973/74 :  11600439 : 11950.231 :  7079932 :  7031643 :  3912189 4293276 :
:  1974/75 :  15840750 : 16147.559 :  5096126 4879333 :  3824925 4298113 :
:  1975/76 :  17175699 : 17695.753 :  4944655 4428177 :  4891095 :  5236505 :
:  1976/77 :  IS651528 : 16076.637 :  5076020 4653498 :  5019727 :  5392175 :
:  1977/78 :  16462813 : 16845.157 :  5346739 4968118 :  5615424 :  6077138 :
:  1978/79 :  18896300 : 19243.396 :  5581403 :  5237776 :  6677860 :  7197991 :
:  1979/80 :  17031266 :17258.843 :  5486762 :  5262025 :  8130265 :  8365897 :
:  1980/81 :  21214346 : 21403.068 :  5107020 4919397 :  8966925 8996984 :
:  1981/82 :  20541819 :20714.236 :  5277044 :  5108141 :  103949924:  10488855 :
:  1982/83 :  18778598 :18989.400 :  4998290 4792147 :  8556763 8622953 :
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member states.
(1) Based on statistics of Importing Member States.

Tabla No la :  Intra-Community trade In wine <1) as a percentage of total Imports 1970/71 to 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.OS Wine of fresh grapes
<*>
:  Importing  
:  Member States0 : 
1970/74 : 1975/76 : 1976/77 : 1977/78 : 1978/79 : 1979/80 : 1980/81 : 1981/82 : 1982/83 :
:  France 76,1 : 88,4 : 86,5 : 87,5 : 91,4 : 88,7 : 92,6 : 90,8 : 89,8 :
:  BLEU 88,4 : 89,1 : 85,2 : 83,3 : 85,6 : 83,6 : 84,0 83,2 : 83,4 :
:  Netherlands 60,1 : 66,9 : 63,6 : 64,2 : 67,1 : 70.1 : 70.S : 71,2 : 72,9 :
:  Germany 86,2 : 86,1 : 84,0 : 81,4 : 77,3 : 77,9 : 80,7 : 80,6 : 80,2 :
:  Italy 70,8 : 67,4 : 67,9 : 63,5 : 58,8 : 58,5 : 54,2 : 49,4 : 54,8 :
:  United Kingdom 40,0 : 45,2 : 49,4 : 50,2 : 53,9 : 54,8 : 63,2 : 65,2 : 69,1 :
:  Ireland 50,2 : 62,8 : 72,4 : 79,9 : 81,6 : 77,0 : 78,9 : 80,2 : 77,2 :
:  Denmark 33,7 : 56,2 : 60,7 : 65,2 : 71,8 : 73,2 : 76,9 : 78,9 : 79,8 :
:  Greece 5,4 : 43,6 : 80,0 : 78,9 : 84,1 : 77,9 65,3 : 79,2 : 77,9 :
:  EUR 10 73,3 : 80,0 : 77,6 : 77,2 : 78,6 : 76,6 : 81,3 : 80,2 : 79,8 :
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) Based on statistics of Importing Member States.

Table No IS :  Intra-Community trade In wine <1), by exporting Member State 1970/71 to 19S2/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Exporting  
Member State1970/74 :  1975/76 :  1976/77 :  1977/78 :  1978/79 :  1979/80 :  1980/81 :  1981/82 :1982/83
France 4.093.452: 4.442.556:5.9851104.845.8215.388.494:6.629103:6.102.828: 6.174.734: 6.739.706
BLEU 112.625: 82209: 51097 51.494 55980: 56664: 77.874: 120.346: 151.175
Netherlands 115358: 15976: 17206 25654 26089: 21537: 41205: 55.423: 91782
Germany 279668:437385:468084529492.818920:927641:1.101129: 1251.748: 1.473836
Italy 9408303:12181289:9.107128:10980625:12556102:9335509:13.838625:12893.563:10.276164
United Kingdom 14278: 16550: 20759: 22787: 41964: 47467: 37258: 36.247: 35485
Ireland 1532: 1165: 703: 2005: 2107: 3762: 3658: 3149: 4944
Denmark 403: 129: 3511: 7872: 9563: 11795: 12487: 9391: 9137
Greece 559632:518.494:423.039:379407:344.177:225.365:188004:169635:207.171
EUR 1014.585.251:17.695.753:16.076.637:16.845.157:19.243.396:17.258.843:21.403.068:20.714.236:18.989.400
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) Based on statistics of Importing Member States.

Table No 16 :  Intra-Community trade in wine (1), by importing Member State 1970/71 to 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Importing (: •
Member States 1970/74 1975/76
•1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83
France :  5.4452687.211.7855.3602616.300.6048.2732895.4378047.9337106.443.4814.882.830
BLEU :  1.1627731.245.1661.3438861.2756761.469288:  1.5370811.5446331.5713891.537.741
Netherlands 6924769558919562591.0393631.0867901.1528641.241922.1.3333271.477.005
Germany :  5.  7625806.5817786.3922906.0684725.  7540436.4377797.567509:7.8764827.300572
Italy 341992141003156628153353130566123996' 98858: 80166 80282
United Kingdom :  1.0157561.185998:  1.4637611.5506531.9970162.023720:2.385661:2.6694722.946590
Ireland 29887 43676 57454 : 71346 81344 76744: 84489: 81483 81874
Denmark 127104328896344028:382753448141466643:545568:655654:678875
Greece 7415 1560 2070: 2937' 2919 2212: 718: 2.782: 3631
EUR 10 :  14.585.25117.69575316.076637:16845157:1924339617258843:21403.068:20714.236:18989.400
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) Based on statistics of importing Member States.

Tabla No 17 :  Intra-Community trade In wine (1), by exporting and Importing Member States, 1981/82  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Exporting  
Member States France BLEU Nether­
landsImporting Member States
Germany :  Italy :  United :  
:  :  Kingdom :Ireland Denmark : Greece hiEUR10
%
France - :1.157.321 770.493 2.359.384 75.090 si.314.021 : 42.552 454.034 : 1.839 6174.734 29,8
BLEU 4.934 : -41.336 66.800 97 :  6.079 : 619 481 : -120.346 0,6
Netherlands 3.961 : 20.033 -6.463 - :  24.004 : 223 723 : 16 55.423 0,3
Cermany 19.907 : 52.553 304.650 - 4.699 :  731.419 : 17.033 120.972 : 5151251.748 6,0
Italy 6.399.052 : 328.068 186.816 5.308.327 - :  582.097 : 12.357 76.461 : 38512893.563 62,2
United Kingdom 4.953 : 783 20.558 173 - s  - : 8.585 1.168 : 27 36.247 0,2
Ireland 65 : 4 4 - - :  3.076 : - - : - 3.149 0.0
Denmark 1.100 : 4 -8.266 - :  20 : 1 - : - 9.391 0.1
Greece 9.509 : 12.623 9.470 127.069 280 :  8.756 : 113 1.815 : -169.635 0,8
BUR 10 hi  
%6.443.481 :  
31,1 :1.571.389
7,61.333.327
6,47.876.482
38,080.166 :2.669.472 :  
0,4 :  12,9 :81.483
0,4655.654 :  
3,2 :2.782
0,020714.236
100,0
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) Based on statistics of importing Member States.

Table No 18 :  Intra-Community trade in wine (1), by exporting and importing Member States, 1982/83  
Bruasels Nomenclature 22.OS Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitre
Importing Member States BUS10
Exporting
Member States France BLEU Nether— Germany Italy :  United : Ireland Denmark : Greece hi X
lands :  Kingdom :
France 1.173.886 799.539 2.742163 75.438:1.442.866 : 37.178 465.959 : 2.677 6.739.706 35,5
BLEU 4.519 -88.204 49341 98:  8.129 : 82 802 : —151.175 0.8
Netherlands 3.042 23.292 -45.452 -:  18.019 : 243 1.734 : 91.782 0,5
Germany 22.799 47.289 373.671 - 4.488:  876.628 : 16.920 131.599 : 4421.473.836 7,8
Italy 4.814.748 282.437 200.674 4301.252 -:  588.908 : 12.011 75.857 : 27710276.164 54,1
United Kingdom 10.129 61 7.691 1.006 -:  - 215.422 941 : 235 35.485 0,2
Ireland 219 45 - - -:  4.680 : - - : 4.944 0,0
Denmark 959 19 87.378 -:  773 : - - : - 9.137 0,0
Greece 26.415 10.712 7.218 153.980 258:  6.587 : 18 1.983 : -207.171 1,1
EUR 10 hi 4.882.830 1.537.741 1.477.005 7.300.572 80.282:2.946.590 : 81.874 678.875 : 3.63118.989.400
X 25,7 8,1 7,8 38.5 0,4:  15,5 : 0,4 3,6 : 0,0 100,0
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) Based on statistics of importing Member States.

Table No 19 :  Community imports of wine from non-member countries, by importing Member State, 1970/71 to 19S2/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Importing 0
Member State :  1970/74 : 1975/76 : 1976/77 : 1977/78 : 1978/79 : 1979/80 : 1980/81 : 1981/82 : 1982/83
Franco :  1.714217:948078:837962:903106:775715:695196:631573:655396:555617
BLEU 152500:152735 :232612:255080:247283:301036:293249:316295:305999
Netherlands 459439:472360:548437:579342:533961:491447:519474:539381:549248
Germany 922369:1.062108:1.216953:1.382472:1.688242:1.822502:1.813492:1.892986:1.799331
Italy 141103: 68337: 74152: 88131: 91434: 88010: 83478: 81973: 66134
United Kingdom :  1.525212:1.440082:1.498367:1.537298:1.706075:1.669641:1.391643:1.425738:1.318958
Ireland 29701: 25884: 21926: 17908: 18310: 22942: 22567: 20063: 24178
Denmark 249781:256577:222572:203995:176206:170623:163540:175577:171654
Greece 130647: 2016: 517: 786: 550: 628: 381: 732: 1028
EUR 10 :  5.324969:4.428177:4.653498:4.968118:5.237776:5.262025:4.919397:5.108141:4.792147
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Tabla No 20 :  Community Imports of wine from non-member countries by mein countries of origin  
1970/71 to 1982/83
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Country of  
origin0
1970/74 1975/76 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83
Austria
Portugal
Spain
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
RSA
USA
Argentina
Cyprus
Autralia
Other208 
617 
.773 
296 
10 
102 
64. 
70. 
318. 
.016. 
411. 
88.  
1. 
7. 
255 . 
17 . 
61..489
.501
.884
.273
.875
.805
.919
.689
.647
.352
.875
.901
.048
.346
.964
.846
555145 
551 
.  755 
391 
22 
181 
60 
96 
148 
319 
338 
116 
1 
4
260
11
2 2 ,.024 
.585 
.467 
.207 
.254 
.  766 
.710 
.673 
.301 
.644 
.812 
.321 
.639 
.603 
.089 
.174 
.908148 
606 
.997. 
400. 
26. 
211.  
77 . 
94. 
237 . 
303. 
243 . 
59. 
1. 
17. 
198. 
5. 
24..103
.586
.951
.800
.337
.398
.084
.352
.512
.471
.095
.406
.242
.560
.407
415
779183
690
.095
480
31 
245
80
84
130
346
303
55
2
32 
172
4
26.902 
.  755 
.880 
.459 
.487 
.075 
.985 
.804 
.256 
.986 
.218 
.193 
.646 
.857 
.  782 
.  720 
.113294 
791 
2.186 
487, 
43, 
,  308, 
107. 
106.
73.
292.
227.
49.
4.
30. 
195 .
6.
31.353
310
479
887
213
119
803
693
699
240
365
438
639
677
437
719
705353
758
.184
478
50.
370.
119.
111.
87. 
227 . 
230. 
58. 
19. 
17. 
145. 
8. 
40..326 
.890 
.100 
.135 
.517 
.045 
.368 
.898 
.353 
.510 
.662 
.658 
.003 
.408 
.439 
.  740 
973405
744
1.880
522
30
381
138
144
63
185
155
49
62
6
105
12
31,.182 
.135 
.  799 
.080 
.605 
.116 
.671 
.551 
.  782 
.138 
.  30S 
.422 
.741 
.361 
.321 
.995 
.193315
748
.956
600
35
419
131
125
72
190
150
53
75
16
150,
17.
49..088
.916
.403
.627
.204
.596
.416
.685
.325
.124
.538
.509
.303
.022
.256
.604
.525235
704
2.036
544
31.
385.
119.
116.
77.
151.
139.
46.
66.
11.
87.
11.
27..247 
.435 
.439 
.178 
.303 
.565 
.742 
.103 
.045 
.089 
.592 
.485 
.088 
.  796 
746 
816 
478
Non-Community 10 :S.324.969 :4.428.177 :4.653.498 :4.968.118 5.237.776 :S.262.025 :4.919.397 :  5.108.141 :4.792.147
EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
lav:

Tabla No 21 :  Community Imports of wine from Spain and Portugal 1970/71 to 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
Origin0
1970/74 1975/76 : 1976/77 :  1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83
Total hi :5.324.969 :  4428.177 : 4.653.498 :  4.968.118 :  5237.776 :  5262.025 :  4919.397 :  S108.141 :  4792.147
non-Commun1ty X100,0 100,0 : 100,0:  100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0
of which:
Portugal hi :617.501 551.585 : 606.586 :  690.755 791.310 758.890 744.135 748.916 704.435
X 11,6 12,5 : 13,0:  13,9 1S,1 14,4 15,1 14,7 14,7
Spain hi :1.773.884 :  1755.467 : 1.997.951 :2.095.880 :  2186.479 :  2184.100 :  1880.799 :  1956.403 :  2036.439
X 33,3 39,6 : 42,9:  42,2 41,7 41,5 38,3 38,3 42,S
Total applicant hi :2.391.385 :  2307.052 : 2.604.537 :2.786.635 :  2977.789 :  2942.990 :  2624.934 :  2705.319 :  2740.874
countries X 44,9 52,1 : 55,9:  56,1 56,8 55,9 53.4 53,0 57,2
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

:  Imports of wine from non-member countries, by mein countries of origin end importing Member States 1981/82  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
:
Importing Member States
:  Country of origin EUR10
France BLEU Nether— Germany Italy United Ireland Denmark Greece
lands Kingdom
:  Austria 315.088 4.147 13.829 2.305 285.833 92 7.920 254 706 2:  Portugal 748.916 260.174 108.801 64.428 88.814 65.378 120.392 3.647 36.965 317:  Spain 1.956.403 89.162 64.551 452.104 374.507 10.244 840.020 13.099 112.497 219:  Yugoslavia 600627 1.588 1.576 2.911 440.307 3.879 150.127 123 102 14:  USSR 35204 67 235 491 32.366 _ 750 21.293:  Hungary 419596 249 843 2.298 372519 318 37660 35 5.674:  Roman1a 131416 66 471 _128225 _2432 222:  Bulgaria 125685 137 289 1.291 102498 506 8896 4512.023:  Morocco 72325 69.881 1927 — 508 _ _9
:  Algeria 190124175.787 10988 1.125 673 1.551:  Tunisia 150538 21.866 96122 93 32456 ,  _ _ 1
:  RSA 53509 61204 3259 9146 5839712 103 10 11:  USA 75303 3.373 3884 1591 10194 132 50721 2.086 3.315 7:  Argentina 16.022 10 8810 299 3327 _3.576 _
:  Cyprus 150.256 - - - 2.421 147.180 488 6 161:  Australia 17.604 5 14917 2.727 _9.281 65 607 1:  Other 49.525 28.878 2.764 2269 6.465 1.366 7.061 116 606 -
:  Non-Community (10) 5.108.141655.396 316.2955393811.892.986 81.973 1.425738 20.063 175.577 732
Source :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

:  Importa of wine from non-member countries, by main countries of origin and importing Member States X982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Importing Member State
Country of origin EUR10
France BLEU Nether— Germany Italy United Ireland Denmark Greece :
lands Kingdom
Austria 235247 1180 1592 2.140 217899 9710.926 204 1206 3 :Portugal 704435257748110550 60.  789 82232 50.104 100.146 6.369 36221 276 :Spain 2.036439. 80863 83619472734 461515 8.944 801.533 14.848 111785 598 :Yugoslavia 544178 1423 2165 2725 357643 4.841 174755 138 449 39 :USSR 31303 52 340 607 29876 _ 18 _410Hungary 385565 315 772 1.844 338929 309 36.381 28 6987Ruman1a 119742 78 332 12119220 _ 87_13Bulgaria 116103 94 532 1.701 84894 —19170 44 9668Morocco 77045 60902 12453 _ 3689 _1
Algeria 151089135959 12736 - 1059 _1335Tunisia 139592 12937 61133 -65308 2 212RSA 46485 133 1616 2.806 11326 —30515 87 2USA 66088 1929 4377 683 10271 6145404 1.639 1724Argentina 11796 11 8782 99 2719 _ _ 155 30Cyprus 87746 - - - 2152 85004 470 8 112 :Australia 11816 18 -1.440 3110 _6841 59 348Other 27478 1975 5000 1.668 7489 1.778 8175 137 1.256 - :
Non-Community (10) 4.7921475556173059995492481.799331 66.134 1.318958 24.178 171.654 1.028 :
Source :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Table No 24 :  Community exports of wine to non-member countries, by exporting Member States 1970/71 to 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes .
(hectolitres)
:  Exporting  
:  Member’  state0
1970/74 1975/76 : 1976/77 : 1977/78 : 1978/79 : 1979/80 : 1980/81 1981/82 : 1982/83
:  France :  1.579.9092.001.678:2.176230:2.243.575:2.266.308:2.310.592:2.  776.8602.894.592:2.906.809
:  BLEU 744. 745: 1056: 1.829: 366: 681: 1.011 1.490: 1.149
:  Netherlands 6983: 884: 1720: 2.882: 3795: 2100: 1.011 1213: 1.497
:  Germany 316297:532768:7 73916:737375:801201:756795:865292943433:955.688
:  Italy :  1.582564:,2.261616:1.958868:2.526012:3.492759:4.970582:5.2277236.455008:4.610741
:  United Kingdom 70712: 81384 : 92177: 90261:102778: 83420: 84834 84501: 75013
:  Ireland 23: 62: 7: 120: 369: 194: 211 229: 51
:  Danmark 5393: 9922: 13451: 10877: 7692: 3930: 7677 10.327: 10813
:  Greece 319525:347446:374.750:464207:522723:237.603: 32365: 98.062: 61.192
:  EUR 10 :  3.882.150:5.236.505:5.392.175:6.077.138:7197.991:8.365.897:8.996.984:10.488.855:8622.953
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

:  Community exports of wine to non-member countries, by main countries of destination 1970/71 to 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
:Destination0
1970/74 1975/76 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 :
!
Norway 30060 45121 48614 52228 50265 58200 72366 61844 64.562 :Sweden 201683311552380180335980 346799359100381533388497 427.024 :Finland 40379 37652 38773 46436 39912 32214 35881 36740 39322 :Switzerland 1.0443131116192101102099674811739671114842125434614290401.115238 :Austria 132275284974175000155039 148922172426178634224259 136794 :Portugal 1525 1469 1177 920 150165 78567 3007 3601 1385 :!Spain 30060 4095 8156 8538 6684 5473 7962 8232 4876 :!USSR 85439 91727179325309300 370015112138411953751415404 707835 :!GDR 118124189664118556142819 129287138471173433133993 127070 :!USA 97198914797291926331235649729806053176544324824440209754.074846 :*Canada 223501418967561904639611 678376706807734842880620 806975 :aFr. Overseas Dep. 125574164570170997186402 183553189409181760199888 190604 :*Japan 44816 53028 76264 66347 113422109683122698133027 165597 ::Australia 21423 43514 48949 54419 60366 50077 56834 70565 58268 ::New Caledonia 14980 11177 13670 12054 13418 17132 20985 30947 44352 ::French Polynesia 11.925 13438 13967 10962 15441 21915 25931 39229 42198 :Other 784.084969.636619292702838 736794101365313031531411994 616007 :
:Non-Community 10 3.822.1505236.5055392175607713871979918365897899698410.488.855 8.622953 :
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Table No 26 :  Community exports of wine to non-member countries, by main countries of destination and exporting Member States 1981/82  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Exporting Member State
Destination EUR10 .  .  .  · .
France BLEU Nether- Cermany Italy United Ireland Denmark Greece
lands Kingdom
Norway 61.844 39.116 415.996 4.866 587 244 1.031Sweden 388.497 273.606 - 152.081 50.734 49 218 11.808
Switzerland 1.429.040 697.774 82 136 20786 699030 928 _510.299Austria 224.259 66.837 7 -1.813 150844 87 _ _4.671USSR 1.415.404 338 3 - 1071.414955 _ _ _ _1GDR 133.993 75.685 - - 44066 5 _ _14.237Hungary 58.181 134 - - 191 57537 319 _ _
Ivory Coast 485.116 20.979 - - 26464087 24 _ -
Cameroon 76.387 17587 - - 458774 5 _ 17
USA 4.020.975 732731 793 175464522656291 50.370 128 34.193Canada 880620417493 21 -153.380 290146 5.951 _ _ 9913.530
Venezuela 37073 18915 12 -1922 16192 30 _ _ _2
French Overseas Dep. 199888199776 - 2 6 99 5 _ _
Japan 133027 68138 3 -55971 7.703 1.051 _161
Australia 70565 14950 - 1225650 25.762 1.246 _2.9S5
French Polynesia 39229 19531 - - _19.693 5 1
Other 834757231012 569 1.041 69.048 494.229 23.839 101 9.761 5.157
Non-Community (10) 10.4888552.894.592 1.490 1.213 943.4336455.008 84.501 229 10.327 98.062
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Table No 27 :  Community exports of wine to non-member countries, by main countries of destination and exporting Member States 1982/83  
Brussels Nomenclature 22.05 Wine of fresh grapes
(hectolitres)
Exporting Member State
:  Destination EUR10
France BLEU Nether— Germany Italy United Ireland Denmark Greece
lands Kingdom
:  Norway 64.562 41034 5 114 14968 3284 861 1.233 3063 ::  Sweden 427.024 302937 - 155320 62755 84 206 5721 ::  Finland 39.322 25713 - -6434 4659 37 _62473 ::  Switzerland 1.115.238 527039 85 413530 560109 506 _13965 ::  Austria 136.  794 18874 9 - 965 113604 91 _3251 ::  URRS 707.835 1024 - - 21706422 5 _ _363 ::  GDR 127.070 103146 - 9 -22265 - , _ 1650 ::  Ivory Coast 30.395 16287 - - 13 14079 16 _
:  USA 4.074.846 902208 680 1325802742522032 49.908 48 119563 :
:  Canada 806.975 408002 42 165138402 249018 4.059 _ _7287 :
:  Venezuela 24.624 11380 6 91076 12083 55 - , _15 :
:  French Overseas Dep. 190604190360 - - 13 134 97.
:  Japan 165.597 85582 - -67625 11503 753 _ __134 :
:  Australia 58.268 13379 1 -18411 23074 624 1 12777 :
:  New Caledonia 44.352 34892 - - 9 9450 1 _
:  French Polynesia 42198 39944 _ _ 2254 _ _ _
:  Other 567249185008 321 1.063 58627 294016 17.916 29.366 930 :
:  Non-Community (10) 8.6229532.906809 1.149 1.497 955688461Ö741 75.013 5110.813 61192 :
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Tabla No 28 :  Wina stocka on 1 September
All wines
---------— ------------------------------------- :---------------------- -------------------------------------------- - - - - ----------- (  'ooo hl)
• S
tocks as at .
Member State :------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
il
.9.1976:1.9.1977:1.9.1978:1.9.1979:1.9.1980:1.9.1981:1.9.1982 :1.9.1983 :
Totalstocks
Germany :  12.031 1228414709:  13784:  13.379 10316 993015519
France :  42.051 44.613 36725:  37025:  44782443583991247187
Italy :  21.469 22.337 20.100:  22856:  31677322502210521428
Luxembourg 152 130 138 139 118 134 154 229
Greece :  1.994 1607 1.397:  1878:  1885 2425 2331 2442
Other :  2.130 2219 2763:  2438:  2246 1953 2012 2091
EUR 10 :  79.827 8319075.832:  78120:  94087914367644488896
of which:
red
and ros6 :  493095211143156:  45397:  56913575614763051511
white :  305183107932676:  32723:  37174338752881437385
/
j
Held by producers and cooperatives
Germany :  5492 5660 7321:  6498:  6356 3940 3911 9081
France :  272963028823043:  23705:  31495317672701634282
Italy :  8220 8555 9800:  10893:  19006188491124912835
Luxembourg 96 75 80:62 27 26 44 159
Greece 884 712 619:832 746 1164 2047 2269
Other 3 6 6: 6 6 6 5 6
EUR 10 :  41.9914529640869:  41.996:  57636557524427258632
of which: :
red :
and rosA :  28.01230.86025352:  26.802:  37545384483074636603
white '  :  1397914.43615517:  15194:  20091173041352622029
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Table No 29 :  Wine stocks on 1 September  
Table wine
i
Member StateStocks as atJJi
:
:  1.9.19761.9.19771.9.19781.9.19791.9.19801.9.19811.9.  19821.9.1983:
1
Total stocks
Germany 667 577 828 720 611 666 615 800 :
France 23.614 25.499 18.660 18.467 23.094 23.872 21.225 22.530 :
Italy IS.092 16.287 15.434 15.450 25.642 26.225 1670415.256 :
Luxembourg 96 85 94 78 51 53 68 115 :
Greece 1.677 1.352 1.175 1580 1.553 2.072 1.990 2.073 :
Other 235 262 368 312 313 298 354 370 :
BUR 10 41.381 44.062 36.559 36.607 51.264 531864095641.144 :
of which:
red
and ros£ 3191334448265262608436.900385543010329838 :
white 9468 961410033105231436414632TO85311306 :
-Held by producers and cooperatives
Germany 118 : 98 : 275 : 192 : 141 : 91 : 85 : 210 :
France 16253 :18630 :12.254 :12.075 :16974 :18.057 :14888 :16906 :
Italy 4.967 : 5391 :•  7.505 : 7.269 :15996 :15724 : 8.108 : 9154 :
Luxembourg 63 : 56 : 59 : 34 : 6 : 5 : 16 : 97 :
Greece 710 : 572 : 498 : 669 : 564 : 971 : 1.757 : 1.936 :
Other 3 : 6 : 6 : 6 : 6 : 6 : 5 : 6 :
EUR 10 22.114 :24.753 :20.597 :20.245 :33.687 :34.854 :24 .859 :28.309 :
of which: s
red
and ros6 18.374 :20.648 :15 .983 :15 .724 :25 .375 :26.865 :19.826 :21.485 :
white 3.740 : 4.105 : 4 .614 : 4 .521 : 8.312 : 7 .989 : 5 .033 : 6 .824 :
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

/
Tabla No 30 :  Wlna stocka on 1 September 
Quality wine p.s.r.
_____________________________ ___________________________________________________________ (*000 hl)
Me
mber State/ Stocks as at
:  1.919761.919771.9.19781.9.19791.919801.919811.919821.91983
Total stocks
Germany :  Bj579 865210.362 9.615 9.186 6136 589111899
France :  182461888517.853 18.39421522203501854424526
Italy :  6357 6050 4.666 7.406 5.975 5985 5363 6134
Luxembourg 54 43 43 60 43 43 5 4 79
Greece 268 216 188 253 280 300 287 368
Other 696 738 880 829 851 791 782 832
EUR 10 :  342003458433.992 36.55737.857 3360S3092143838
of which: '
red
and rosé :  162291649315.228 18.17518.861 179361648020718
white :  1797118091187641838218.996156691444123120
•
Held by producers and cooperatives
Germany :  5368 5550 . 6.862 6.283 6.195 3787 3773 8841
France :  110141160710.776 11.61614.48213.6971212117349
Italy :  3253 3164 2.295 3624 3.010 3125 3141 3681
Luxembourg 33 19.21 28 20 21 28 56
Greece 171 138 120 161 180 190 253 332
Other - - - - - - - -
EUR 10 :  198392047820.074 21.71223.887 2082019.31630.259
of which:
red
and rosé :  963610210 9.193 11.07412.164 1156710.895 15.113
white :  102031026810.881 10.63811.723 9.253 8.421 15.146
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.

Table No 31 :  Total Internal consumption of wine since 1951/52 <1)
(1000 hi)
:  Member State0
1951/550
1956/600
1961/650
1966/700
1971/750
1976/80 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83
(prov)1983/84 :  
(f'cast):
:  Germany 4.774 6.618 9.457 11.242 1442715761155221631715834158001682617689 :
:  France 65.809 63.846 66.807 65.228 6724362295600646437261488575565567254.100 :
:  Italy 49.239 56.080 59.530 63.513 571935138049839so17850.823 488464715748380 :
:  Netherlands 94 192 335 631 1208 1671 1640 1701 1836187020091965 :
:  Belgium 513 631 763 1.077 1418 1816 1812 1884 2.030 2.035 15111.574 :
:  Luxembourg 89 101 103 127 155 160 144 173 165 170 238 200 :
:  Untd. Kingdom 2737 3527 4447 4184 3377443440924.399 :
:  Ireland 65 101 103 109 117 109 100 101 :
:  Denmark 478 643 650 647 725 851 9121.020 :
:  Greece 4351 4598 4230 4765 4556422036244.625 :
:  EUR 6 120.518 127.468 136.995 141.818 141644133083129021134625132176126277123413123.908 :
:  EUR 10 1492751619521384SI144330140951135891132141134.053 :
(1) Not including wine distilled for intervention purposes, which is shown below :
Member State 0
1971/750
1976/801978/79 1979/80
Germany
France
Italy
Greece40
3.671
2.07527
4.627
5.160
3517
20
1.6329
9.395
8.82736
8.660
14.053
17938
3.005
9.837
1.023734
11.903
9.950
4251.330
8.700
11.500
1.144
EUR 9 
EUR 105.786
5.7869.814
9.8491.669
1.66918.231
18.23122.749
22.92812.880
13.90322.587
23.01221.530
22.6741980/81 1981/82 1982/83 
(prov.)1983/84 
(prov.)
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Commission, DC for Agriculture.

Tabla No 32 :  Human consumption of wine par haad and yaar in the Community since 1951/52
(litres)
Member State :  0 0 0 0 0 01975/76 1976/77 1977/78 1978/79 1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 1983/84:
:1951/55 19S6/60 1961/65 1966/70 1971/75 1976/80 (prov.) (feast):
Germany 810 14 16 22 25 24 24 24 24 26 25 25 27 29 :
France :  13S 130 121 111 105 97103 102 98 94 96 92 89 86 85 :
Italy :  99 108 108 110 100 90 98 93 92 87 87 88 85 82 83 :
Netherlands(1) :  1 2 3 5 912 10 11 12 12 12 13 13 14 13 :
Belgium 6 7 ' 811 14 18 IS 16 18 18 19 20 20 15 16 :
Luxembourg 26 30 30 36 43 44 46 43 43 40 47 45 46 65 55 :
Untd. Kingdom 5 6 6 5 5 8 7 6 8 7 a
Ireland 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 :
Denmark 10 13 12 11 12 13 13 14 17 18 20 :
Greece 46 44 46 45 44 43 44 44 42 36 45 :
EUR 6 68 70 69 68 65 62 6S 64 63 60 61 61 59 58 58 :
EUR 10 50 48 50 49 48 47 48 47 46 45 46 :
Sources :  EUROSTAT
commission, DC for Agriculture.

Table No 33 :  Average monthly weighted producer pricee in the Community for table wines of types R I, R II and A I  
1980/81 to 1983/84
(ECU/% vol/hl)
TypoR X TypeR XX TypeA I
red - 10 to 12 % vol. red - 13 to 14 % vol white - 10 t 12 * vol
:  Month
:  1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 :  1983/84 1980/81 :  1981/82 :  1982/83 : 1983/84 1980/81 :  1981/82 1982/83 : 1983/84 :
:  September :  2,335 2,300 2,451:  2,564 2,138:  2,256 :  2,408 : 2,332 1,928:  1,773 2,467 J2,203 :
:  October :  2,334 2,441 2,649:  2,571 2,126:  2,370 :  2,517 : 2,317 1,793:  1,669 2,443 s 2,199 :
:  November :  2,333 2,462 2,674:  2,579 2,148:  2,378 :  2,529 : 2,390 1,712:  1,870 2,394 : 2,207 s
:  December :  2,278 2,520. 2,642:  2,561 2,108:  2,475 :  2,564 ; 2,233 1,689:  1,896 2,396 : 2,227 :
:  January :  2,240 2,534 2,610:  2,529 2,081:  2,372 :  2,479 2,249 1,676:  2,023 2,505 :2,217 s
:  February :  2,219 2,541 2,620 :  2,537 2,002:  2,456 :  2,490 : 2,313 1,690:  2,173 2,367 ; 2,229 :
:  March :  2,205 2,615 2,623:  2,533 2,072:  2,535 :  2,458 : 2,365 1,718:  2,018 2,450 :2,233 :
:  April :  2,074 2,645 2,636 2,034 :  2,040 :  2,459 : 1,638 :  2,206 2,421 :
:  May :  2,104 2,628 2,616 1,972 :  2,388 :  2,406 : 1,652 :  2,350 2,421 :
:  June :  2,194 2,630 2,603 2,018 :  2,284 :  2,454 : 1,633 :  2,453 2,388
:  July :  2,241 2,572 2,549 2,040 :  2,289 :  2,329 : 1,731:  2,389 2,230 :
:  August :  2,225 2,461 2,547 1,966:  2,272 :  2,331 : 1,682:  2,309 2,290 :
:  Wine year :  2,239 2,522 2,624 2,083:  2,390 2,484 : 1,708:  2,038 2,401 :
Source :  Commission, DG for Agriculture, based on Information from Member States.

Table No 34 :  EAGGF Guarantee Section expenditure in the wine sector, by type of expenditure and year
Expenditureunixxion ecu;
:  Appropriations
:  (2)
Type of expenditure (1) :  1977 :  1978 :  1979 : 1980:  1981 :  1982 : 1983
160 Export refunds :  1,1 :  1,6 :  4,6 : 26,4:  25,8 :  31,9 : 28,0
161 Intervention : :  88,8 :  62,1 :  57,3 : 273,1:  433,6 :  538,7 : 441,0
1610 Private storage aid :  35,6 :  35,3 :  22,5 : 71,4:  85,7 :  (108,4 : ( 64,0
Restorage aid :  1,1 :  2.2 :  1,9 : 4,9:  5,0 :  ( <
1611 Distillation of wine :  44,5 :  10,9 :  14,5 : 194,5:  314,9 :  390,5 : 260,0
1612 Compulsory distillation of by-products :  7,5 9,8:  8,9 : 0.1:  0,0 :  9,0 : 35,0
1613 Aid for use of musts : : :  9,2 : 1.7:  27,9 :  30,8 : 37,0
1614 Buylng-in of alcohol from compulsory
distillation : : :  - : -: :  - : 44,0
1619 Other expenditure:  o·13,9:  0,3 : 0,5:  0,1 :  0,0 : 1,0
TOTAL :  89,9 :  63,7 :  61,9 : 299,5:  459,4 :  570,6 : 469,0
Total expenditure by Guarantee Section :  6.830,4 :  8.672,7 :10644,1 :1131S,0 :10966,9 :12376,2 :14087,0
:  1,32 :  0,73 :  0,58 : 2,65:  4,19 :  4,61 : 3,33
Source :  Commies ion, DG for Agriculture.
(1) Budget breakdown 1984.
(2) Including reserve entered in Chapter 100.

Table No 35 :  Quantities of wine covered by storage contracts 
1979/80 to 1982/83
(1000 hi)
:  Member State1979/80 1980/81 1981/82 1982/83
ST : LT :4 months: ST:  LT 4 months: ST:  LT :4 months: ST:  LT : 4 months:
:  Germany 0,6: 23 : 5 : 21 1 4 : 0 -:  - : 195 . :- ·
:  France :  26295 :10680 : :26.494:  9.1431.219 : 27.273:  7002:  873 : 316518.201 : :
:  Italy :  24306 :10598 : 122 :24.020 9.917 325 :15.015:  6212:  950 : 19889:  6.289 : 292 :
:  Luxembourg :- :  : :- - :- -:  - : 2 - : !
:  Greece 114 988 :1.031:  1066:  569 : 1838 600 : 101 :
:  Community :  50601,6:21301 : 127 :50.649:  20.0491.548 43.319:  14.280:  2.392 : 53.575:  15.090 : 393 :
Source :  Commission, DC for Agriculture, based on Information from Member States. 
'  ST :  short term :  3 months 
I  LT :  long term :  9 months.

Table No 36 :  Distillation of wine under Community Regulations
('000 hi)
Community distillation■
compulsory voluntary
Year Member State Total Wine from Extra dls-
table tlllatlon Total Preventive "Guaren- Charentes Excep- Total
grapes by-products teed" tlonal
1976/77 Germany 62 0 - 0 61 _ 1_62France 4.655 - 138 138 2.950 _ 1.567 _4.517Italy 673 400 - 400 273 _ _ _273
Community 5.390 400 138 538 3.284 - 1.S68 - 4.852
1977/78 Germany 9 _ _ 9 _ _9
France 404 0 - 0 173 203 28 _404
Italy 616 132 - 132 134 350 _ _ _484Commun1ty 1.029 132 132 316 S53 28 - 897
1978/79 Germany 17 _ — _ _ 17 _ _17
France 20 0 - 0 _ 20 20
Italy 1.632 1.288 - 1.288 _ 344 — 344
Community 1.669 1.288 1.288 361 20 - 381
1979/80 Germany 9 - _ _ 8 _ _1 9
France 9.395 12 1.088 1.100 115 3.808 1.350 3.022 8.295
Italy 8.827 465 - 465 23.028 5.332 8.362
Commun1ty 18.231 477 1.088 1.565 125 6.836 1.350 8.355 16.666
1980/81 Germany 36 - - _ 1 6 29 36
France 8.660 25 951 976 114 6.942 — 628 7.684
Italy 14.053 1.435 - 1.435 18 7.400 — ' 5.200 12.618
Greece 179 2 - 2 - — _ 177 177
Community 22.928 1.462 951 2.413 133 14.348 - 6.034 20.515
1981/82 Germany 38 - - - - 23 — 15 38
Franco 2.953 1 - 1 81 2.555 - 316 2.952
Italy 9.837 721 - 721 36 4.138 - 4.942 9.116
Grooco 1.023 - - - 2 156 _ 865 1.023
Commun1ty 13.851 722 - 722 119 6.872 - 6.138 13.129
Source :  Commission, DC for Agriculture, based on Information from Member States.
I ?
>  t

Table No 36 (contd.) :  Distillation of wine under Community Regulations
:  Year Member StateCommunity distillation :
TotalCompulsory Voluntary :
Wine from 
table 
grapesPre­
ventive Guaranteed Excep­
tionalTotal :
:  1982/83 Germany 384 _ 373 _ 11 384 :
:  <1> France 10.261 2.504 2.137 3.057 2.563 7.757 :
Italy 10.245 185 4.383 3.555 2.122 10.060 :
Greece 380 3 70 160 147 377 :
Community 21.270 2.692 6.963 6.772 4.843 18.578 :
Source :  Commission, DC for Agriculture, based on Information from Member States. 
(1) Final figures.

Tabla No 37 :  Wlna supply balanças
EUR 10
(*000 bl)
Items
Production
Net Imports 1) 2)
Stock changes 
Community distillation 
Internai use 3)
Processing
- of which non-CommunIty 
distillation
Losses (total)
Direct human consumption
Consumption per head (litres)
Self-sufficiency (%)1971/75
152.328 
+ 2.115 
618 
5.786 
169.275 
14.866
14.055
1.210
133.199
50,1
102,01976/80
15S.503 
- 1.380 
+ 2.322 
9.849 
141.952 
11.939
11.166
950
129.063
48,0
109,51976/77
153.823 
+ 192
+ 3.363 
5.390 
145.262 
12.988
12.234
832
131.442
49,1
105,91977/78
133.471 
+ 964
- 7.358 
1.029 
140.764 
10.171
9.414
833
129.760
48,4
94,81978/79
143.942 
- 1.534 
+ 2.288 
1.669 
138.451 
10.347
9.580
920
127.184
47,3
104,01979/80
182.414 
- 3.886 
+15.967 
18.231 
144.330 
13.748
12.868
1.124
129.458
48,0
126,41980/81
163.866
- 2.638
- 2.651 
22.928
140.951
12.443
11.733
1.041
127.467
47,1
116,31981/82
140.064 
- 5.262 
-14.992 
13.903 
135.891 
10.117
9.355
926
124.848
46,0
103,11982/83 
(prov.)
171.803
- 4.198
+12.452
23.012
132.141
8.904
8.091
963
122.274
45,0
130,01983/84 
(f*  cast)
162.322 
- 6.491 
896 
22.674 
134.053 
7.892
6.990
910
125.251
46,0
121,1
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) A plus sign means an import surplus; a minus sign means an export surplus.
(2) Musts, wine, vermouth; vermouth and aromatlxed wines reduced by 75% of actual quantity. Figures for Franca 
do not Include vermouth and aromatized wines.
(3) Excludes wine distilled under Community measures.

Table No 38 :  Win« supply balances 
1980/81('000 hi}
•  Items D F I NL B L UK IRL DK GRBUR 10
Production 4.867 69.598 83.950 - 4 50 2- - 5.395 163.866
Net Imports 1) 2) 4 -  7.940 3) +126 -18.SOI + 1.801 + 1.951 + 131+ 3.194 + 115 + 725 - 120 - 2.638
Stock changes - 3.063 - 424 + 573 - 35 - 75 + 16 - 181 - 2 - + 540 - 2.651
Community distillation 368.660 14.053 - - - - - 17922.92B
Internal use 4) 15.834 61.488 50.823 1.836 2.030 1653.377 117 7254.556 140.951
Processing 60711.088 600 - 2- - - - 14612.443
— of which non-Community 
distillation 50010.812 300 - - - - - - 12111.733
Losses (total) - 610 300 21 1- - - 961.041
Direct human consumption 15.227 49.790 49.923 1.815 2.015 1643.377 117 7254.314 127.467
Consumption per head (litres) 24,7 92,5 88,4 12,8 20,5 44,9 6,0 3.4 14,1 44,5 47,1
Self-sufficiency (X) 30,7 113,2 165,2 - 0,2 30,3 0,0 _ — 118,4 116,3
Sourcas :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) A plus sign means an Import surplus; a minus sign means an export surplus.
(2) Musts, wine, vermouth; vermouth and aromatized wines reduced by 75X of actual quantity.
(3) Excludes vermouth and aromatized wines.
(A) Excludes wine distilled under Community measures.

Table No 39 :  Wine supply balances
1981/82(*000 hi)
Items NL
Production 7.480 57.311 69.700 - 4 97 2 - - 5.470 140.064
Net Imports X) 2) + 7.972 3) -1.196 -21.162 + 1.926 + 2.065 + 934 4.403 + 107 4 -  851 - 321 - 5.262
Stock changes - 386 - 4.446 -10.145 + 56 4 ·  34 + 20 - 29 - 2 - - 94- 14.992
Community distillation 38 3.005 9.837 - - - - - - 1.023 13.903
Internal use 4) 15.800 57.556 48.846 1.870 2.035 1704.434 109 8514.220 135.891
Processing 472 8.866 727 - 2- - - - 5010.117
— of which non-Community 
distillation 355 8.611 389 - - - - - _ _ 9.355
Losses (total) - 528 270 19 13 1- - - 95 926
Direct human consumption 15.328 48.162 47.849 1.851 2.020 1694.434 109 8514.075 124.848
Consumption per head (litres) 24,8 89,0 84,6 13,0 20,5 46,2 7,9 3,1 16,6 41,8 46,0
Self-sufficiency (%) 47,3 99,6 142,7 - 0,2 57,1 0,0 - - 129,6 103,1UK IRL GR
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
<1) A plus sign means an import surplus; a minus sign means an export surplus.
(2) Musts, wine, vermouth; vermouth and aromatized wines reduced by 75% of actual quantity.
(3) Excludes vermouth and aromatized wines.
(4) Excludes wine distilled under Community measures.

Table No 40 :  Wins supply balances 
1982/83 (provisional) (‘000 hi)
Items D F I NL B L UK IRL DK GREUR 10
Production 16.128 79.093 71.948 - 3256 7- - 4.368 171.803
Net Imports 1) 2) + 7.021 3) -4.243 -15.518 + 2.088 + 1.483 + 57+ 4.108 + 102 + 912 - 208 - 4.198
Stock changes + 5.589 + 7.275 - 677 + 79 - 25 + 75+ 23 + 2 - + 111+ 12.452
Community distillation 734 11.903 9.950 - - - - - - 42523.012
Internal use 4) 16.826 55.672 47.157 2.009 1.511 2384.092 100 9123.624 132.141
Processing 100 8.166 586 - 2- - - - 508.904
— of which non—Community 
distillation - 7.906 185 - - - - - - - 8.091
Losses (total) - 584 270 20 13 1- - - 75 963
Direct human consumption 16.726 46.922 46.301 1.989 1.496 2374.092 100 9123.499 122.274
Consumption per head (litres) 27,2 86,3 81,6 13,9 15,2 64,9 7.3 2,9 17,8 35,6 45,0
Self-sufficiency (%) 95,9 142,1 152,6 - 0,2107,6 0,2 - - 120,5 130,0
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) A plus sign means an Import surplus; a minus sign means an export surplus.
(2) Musts, wine, vermouth; vermouth and aromatized wines reduced by 75% of actual quantity.
(3) Excludes vermouth and aromatized wines.
(4) Excludes wine distilled under Community measures.

Tabla No 41 :  Wine supply balances 
1983/84 (forecast)('000 hi)
Items D F X NL B L UK IRL DK GREUR 10
Production 13.000 68.090 76.300 - 2185 11- - 4.734 162.322
Net Imports 1) 2) + 6.382 3) -4.642 -17.499 + 2.197 + 1.626 + 19+ 4.960 + 110 +1.020 - 664 - 6.491
Stock changes + 363 + 648 - 1.079 + 232 + 54 A+ 572 + 9 -- 1.699 - 896
Community distillation 1.330 8.700 11.500 - - - - - - 1.144 22.674
Internal use 4) 17.689 54.100 48.380 1.965 1.574 2004.399 1011.020 4.625 134.053
Processing 120 7.050 640 - 2- - - - 807.892
- of which non-Communlty 
distillation - 6.800 190 - - - - - - - 6.990
Losses (total) - 500 275 21 13 1- - - 100 910
Direct human consumption 17.569 46.550 47.465 1.944 1.559 1994.399 1011.020 4.445 125.251
Consumption per head (litres) 28,6 85,3 83,5 13,5 15,8 54,5 7,9 2,9 20,0 45,0 46,0
Self-sufficiency (%) 73,5 125,9 157,7 - 0,1 92,5 0,3 - - 102,4 121,1
Sources :  EUROSTAT
Information from Member States.
(1) A plus sign means an Import surplus; a minus sign means an export surplus.
(2) Musts, wine, vermouth; vermouth and aromatized wines reduced by 75% of actual quantity.
(3) Excludes vermouth and aromatized wines.
(4) Excludes wine distilled under Community measures.

220
210
200
190
180
170
160
150
140
130 —EVOLUTION DE LA PRODUCTION ET DES UTILISATIONS
INTERNES DE VIN
% T  A V  P rod; 0 ,5 6  
% T A V  U tll. -0,75
Utilisation ç / ‘
Productiony:a+bx a b6b
Prod. 1 4 7 ,4 4 0 0 ,8 6 0 - 1,709  I
Util. 151,289 -1,086 -0 ,4 3 5  1
1
V. TVA Prod. 0 ,5 6  
V. TVA Utll. - 0,7;
1 2 0  67/68 1  68W  69/70 70/7! 1  7 l/72l7 2 /73 '73/74 ' 74/75'75/7^76/77' 77/ra '78/79 'ra/feo1  60/81 ' 51·'=: ' E ■ ’·  ‘ ' ?  ' 
% T A V  Toux annuel de variatio n , en %
NB. Le chiffre des utilisations internes ne tient pas compte des volumes distillés ou  
titre des mesures d'intervention.

EVOLUTION DE LA PRODUCTION ET DES UTILISATIONS
INTERNES DE VIN
(en M io h/./
67/68 68/fe;, 6 9 /7Q 7 0 /7| '  7 l/7 2 '72/73 73/74 74775 7 5 /7 6 '76/77 7777B  7e/7 9 '7S^ C  80-01 6 1 /3 3 '8 2 /3 3 '8 2
1) Le chiffre des utilisations internes ne tient pas compte des volumes distillés au  
' titre des mesures d'intervention.
y
® 7768 *  69^70 7 0 /7 i *  7 '^72' 7 7 ^73 '7 ^774 ' 74 7 5 /7g^ 76/77 7777 8 ' 7®^79' 7^ 0 ' 8O431 1  S'-r.-j 6 2 ,^ /' tjb,
% T A V : Toux annual de variation, on %„ · .  I

EVOLUTION DE LA PRODUCTION ET DES UTILISATIONS
INTERNES DE VIN
(en M io ht.)
y=o*bx Q6 6b
Prodi
Util.65,354
65,8060,538
0,870 10,1 0e
Utilisation% T A V  P rod. 0 ,7 6
_  % T A V  U tll. .1 ,5 1  
- - -
N —
o - · ^ —6"'
I67/681  68^9'  69/70'  70/7i'  7l/72'72/7i ‘ 73/74'74/75'75/76‘76/77'  77/78 178/ra 179.^0 1 SO^i 1 81433'3? W  «- W  '
1)Le chiffre des utilisations internes ne tient pas compte des voturr&s distillés au  
titre des mesures d'intervention.
0,280
0,240
0,200
0,160
0,120
Q080y=a+bx a b8b
Prod.
Util.0,161  
0,110-0,003
0,004; 0.002  
-0,0006
% T A V  P rod. -2,73 
% T A V  U tll. 2 ,7 3
.On.. /
/ y \ *<0---*S /
Utilisation
f'
ro.lwi-tiot
— Luxembourg
0,040  _ _ _I  *  " I  I  I i. - i i i .i i I  I  I  I  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'  - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r-
67/g8 
68%9 69/70 rO/71 71/72 ^2/73 73/74 74/75 75/7g 76/77 77/tb 78/79  79^30  BO/gi 0!.;^ e - M l
% T A V : Toux annuel de variatio n , en %  , .

5.8EVOLUTION DE LA PRODUCTION ET DES UTILISATIONS
INTERNES DE VIN
(en M io  ht.)
5.6
5.4
5.2
5.0
4.8_  Hellas
4.4
4.2
4 .0  -y=o*bx 0 bV
4j6Prod. 5.034 0,038 : 0,034
Util. 4,289 0,030 -0,023
% TAV Prod. 0,73 
% TAV Utll. 0,68uction
/  \  /  
' Vv
Utilisation \
\
X-L
167/68 ’  68%9 69/70 7û'7I ‘ Tl/72 '72/73 *73/ 74'7-t/75' 7S/76‘ 76/77‘ 77/^ ' 78/79 '7^0'eo^, 1 8I*2  :  02.^»’bi. 
^  T A V : Taux annuel de variation, en % \'8'1 - · -U
/
Le chiffre des utilisations internes ne tient pas compte des volumes distilees au 
titre des mesures d'intervention

EVOLUTION DES UTILISATIONS INTERNES DE VIN
(en M io h l.i
2.4 
22 
2.0 
1.8 
1.6
1.4 
1.2 
i.o
0.8
0.6
0.4—  Nederland
y=o*bx 0 b6b
Util. 0,196 0,098 ! 0,003
V. TAV: 8,69
67/ga1  68%9' 69/70 70/71‘  ?l/72'72/73 *73/74 '74/75' 75/7e ‘ 76/77' 7 7 /^  ' 70/79( 80/0| 1  B!/821  82/83!  eVS4‘M '30 1
2.8
2.6
2.4 
2.2 
2/0 
•1.8 
1.6
1.4 
1.2 
1.0
0,8B e lg iq u e
B elgië
y=a+bx a b6b i
Util. 0,702 0.073 - 0.003!  
______ i
V. TAV: 5,22
67/gg1  66/gg1  69/70 70/7l ‘  7l/72'72/73 *  74/75'7b/76‘ 76/77 77/-Æ ' 78/79 179/fe0 ' ' 8 I^ ? _1  ü2/t  -  ' n 3  .r ;
% T A V : Taux annuel de variation, en %

EVOLUTION DES UTILISATIONS INTERNES DEVIN
(en Mio hl. )
5 .0
4 .0
3 .0
2.0  -
1.0United Kingdom
y=a*bx 0 bB b
Util. 1.637 0,182 -0,040
V. TAV: 6.25
T m67/6 8 ' 68%g' 6 9/70 7 0 /7l ' 71/73 '72/73 '7 3 /7 4 ' 74/75 7 5 /76 76/77 77/78 78/7 9 ' 73'feO ' 8 0 'fel 1  81/02 82/33* fci/ß.i'.·
0,14
0.1%
0.12
0.11
0,10
0 ,0 9
0 ,0 8
0 ,0 7
0 ,0 6
Q 0 5
0 ,0 4
0 .0 3_  Ireland
y=a+bx a b6b
Util. 0,036 0,006 -0,0003
%  TAV: 7,89
67/gg1  68%9' 69 /7o 70/7/  7 l/7 2 '72/73 *73/74 ' 75/7g' 76/77' 77/jg ' 7B/ra ' 79.feo' “ ü ^ , 1  8 l^ 2 1  d2/ä i ' t.! ...i1  i-i e5
% T A V : T o u* annuel de variatio n , en %

EVOLUTION DES UTILISATIONS INTERNES DE VIN
fenMiohlj
_  Danmark
1 ,1— ' ■ ■ ■
1.0M M .y=a.+bx a b8b
°·9—  .Util 0,241 0.041 10.004
’ Q8— V. TAV: 7.74
v '
67/gg 1 68^9* 69/70 70/71 ' 71/72'72/73 '73/7·» ' 74/75'75/76'76/77 77/78l78/79 1 81/82' B2/6i: rPj/gn'“■-· £·-
% T A V : Taux annuel de variatio n , en %

EVOLUTION DE LA CONSOMMATION DE VIN PAR TÊTE
ET PAR AN
(en litres)
y=o*bx a b8b
Comom. 50,964 -0.373 *0,095-
V. TAV : ■0.77
% T A V : Toux annual de variatio n , en

EVOLUTION DE LA CONSOMMATION DE V IN PAR TÊTE
ET PAR AN
(en titres)
140
120France
t~ 1  * ^
100
y=a*bx a bB b
, 80 — C onsom . 119,667 -1,544 -0,069
V. TAV : ‘ 1.47
67/gg1  68*9 69/70 70/7l ' 7i/72 '72/73 '73/74 ' 75/76* 76/77 77/7B ‘7B/79 ' 79 * 0 ' 8 0 * |‘1  81*2 1  82/63: « * 4  -4/35
120
100
6 0Ita lia
y=a+bx Q b6b
80— C onsom . 115,908 -1,669 - 0,171
V. TAVi - 1,67
67/gg 1  68*9^ 69/70 7077l ' 71/72'72/73 '73/74'7 4 /7S' 73/76' 76/77' 77/ y e 1  78/79 ' 79.fcO1 80/fcl 1  8 ! * 2 1  BZ/gj1  fc  .:4 :
3 0
20
10Deutschland
y=a+bx 0 bB b
Consom . 13,386 0,725 -0,063
V. TAV! 5.58
1 '1, i „ „I.67/gg 6 6 ^ 9  69 /7o 70/7t ' 7,772 7Z773 73/ 74 74/76  7 6/76 76777 77/78 7B/79 7 9 * 0  8 0 * l 6 '* 2  92/83 6-'U4 i -V < 5 : |
% T A V ; Taux annual da variatio n , an %

EVOLUTION DE LA CONSOMMATION DE V IN PAR TÊTE
ET PAR AN
(en litres)
7 0
6 0
5 0
4 0
3 0
20Luxembourg
y=a*bx 0 b8b
Consom . 32,026 0.968 0.169
V . TAV: 2 .35
67/6 8 ' 68^ g  69/70 70'7I ' 7 l/7 2 '72/73 '7 ^ 7 4  ' 74/75l 7 5 /76' 76/77' 77/7 3 '76/79 '  B l i f c g  1  8 2 4 3'
20
1 0
O
3 0
20
1 0Nederlandy=a*bx a beb
Consom . 1.804 0,670 -0.030
67/gg1  68^9 69/70 70/7,' 71/72*72/73 '73/74 1  74/75' 75/76*76/77' 77 /tb'78/79' 79%o ^O 'ël 1  B ‘  e2,fc3‘
B e lg iq u e
B elg ië
y:a+bx 0 b°b
C onsom . 7.477 0,692 -0.029
V. TAV: 4.93
67/68 ' 68W  69/70 70/71 *  71/72*72/73 J 73/74 1  74 /7j 75/76I 76/77I  77/» '78/79 '7 9 * 0 '8 0 * | ' 8 1 ^ 1  82/63' I  :
96 T A V : Taux annuel de variatio n , en % ''

EVOLUTION DE LA CONSOMMATION DE VIN PAR TETE
ET PAR AN
(en litres)
30
20 United Kingdom
1 0  —y=a*bx a b® b
C onsom . 3.115 0.302 -0,070
V. TAV : 5.78
67/gg 68tø 69/70 70/7j 71/72 72/73 73/74 74/75 75/75 76/77 77/75 78/79 79^0 8O4 3 1 8ltø ' 82/93' ùî/94 fi'i/jî··.!
30
20
10_  Irelandy=a*bx 0 b8b
Consom . 1.654 0.115 -0.020
V. TAV: 4,69
■ II·· I—.III··
67/gg 68 ^9 69/7070/71 71/7 2 7 2/7373/74 74/7575/75 76/77 77/79 78/79 79/feo 80/81 61432 ÊH-'Bî' 3~/|54 S4/g5
30
2 0
K )Danmarky=o+bx a b“b
Consom . 4,808 0,786 -0,079
%  TAV ! 7. 62
67/68 68%9 69/7070/71 71/72 72/73 7*3/74 74/75 75/76 76/77 77/79 78/79 79430 8O4 3 1 8I432 BV'iJJ f c  i.'g.,'54··. 
% T A V : Taux annuel de variation-, an %

EVOLUTION DE LA CONSOMMATION DE VIN PAR TÊTE
ET PAR AN
(en litres)
60
50
40
30— Hellas
y=a*bx a b8t>
Consom . 46.527 -0.255 -0,105
V.TAVi -0.57
67/68 ' 68W  70/7,' 71/72l72/n  '™ '?4'74/75l75/76,76/77l 77/78‘ 70/79 '79/&ôlB0/b| ’
% T A V : Taux annual da variatio n , an %

2 5 ,0EVOLUTION DES ECHANGES INTRACOMMUNAUTAIRES ET DU  
COMMERCE EXTÉRIEUR DE VIN EUR 10
( e n  M io  h i. )  
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20
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15,0
10,0
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70/7| ‘ 7^72 '72/73 ^3/74'74/75'75/76*76/77 ' 77/ t s'7 8 /7 9 '7 9 ^ 0 '8 0^ | 1  8 I^ 2 ' 82/ q3' 
Source#: EUROSTAT