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COMMISSION OFTHE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
COM(80)622 final
Brussels .4th November 1980
COMMISSION REPORT TO THE COUNCIL
ON THE FORESEEABLE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PLANTING AND
REPLANTING OFVINEYARDS IN THE COMMUNITY AND ON THE RATIO
BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND UTILISATION IN THE WINE SECTOR
C0MC80 )622 final

I.INTRODUCTION
1.0n18February 1980,theCounciladoptedRegulation (EEC)No454/80
whichmakesfundamental changesinTitleIIIofthebasicregulation on
wine(Rulesconcerning production andforcontrolling thedevelopment
ofwine-growing potential).Theamendments concern,amongotherthings,.
Ithesystemwherebyproducers communicate whatgrubbing,planting or
replanting ofwine-growing areastheyintendtocarryoutoractually
havecarried outandcommunications fromtheMemberStatestothe
Commission onthedevelopment ofwine-growing potential .Underthenew
system,thedatesonwhichproducers shouldcommunicate thesaidinfor­
mationaretobefixedbytheMemberStates,whilethecommunications from
theMemberStatesaretobeforwarded by1September eachyear.Thetexts
2
,ofArticles 30band30cofRegulation (EEC)No337/79(whichgovernthis
matter)donotseemsufficiently explicit asregardsthewine-growing year
towhichthedeclaration ofintent,ontheonehand,andthedeclaration
ofgrubbing,planting orreplanting operations ,ontheother,should
refer.ThiscouldresultintheMemberStatessupplying datawhichwas
nothomogeneous andthususelesstotheCommission .Topreventthis,
itwouldseemnecessary forasingleinterpretation tobegiventothe
Articles inquestion andforcoordination tobeestablished betweenthe
MemberStatesandtheCommission .
Wherethecurrentyearisconcerned,scrutiny ofthenewrulesreveals
somelackofcoordination withtheoldrulesandmightleadoneto
believethatthereislittlepointindrawing upareportonwine-growing
potential atthistimeoftheyear.Thenewrulesprovidethatthereport
shouldbesubmitted totheCouncilby1December,onthebasisofthe1
communications whichMemberStateshaveforwarded by1September and
whichwill(probably )relatetoeventsinthespringof,1980.Inviewof
theproblems mentioned above,itisdoubtful whetherthedatarequired
forthedrafting ofareportcanbesupplied ingoodtimeanditwasfor
thisreason(andtoavoidaone-year gapintheseries)thatthepresent
reportwasdrawnup^ v
10JNoL57,29.2.1980,p.7.
20JNoL54,5.3.1979,p.1.

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2.Theperiodfollowing thelastreportwasmarkedbytwomainevents:
firstly,theexceptionally largeharvestof1979and,secondly,the
Council'sadoption ofplanting arrangements spreadoverseveralwine-
growingyearsandaccompanied bymeasuresrelating totheabandonment
orrestructuring ofcertainwine-growing areas,allofthisrepresenting
aseriousattempttoorganize thewinesectorforthefuture.Thelarge
harvest,althoughithadveryconsiderable repercussions onthemanage­
mentofthemarket,shouldbeinterpreted asapassingphenomenon ;the
Councilmeasures,ontheotherhand,mayinfluence theverystructure of
thewinesectoritself,especially asmeasures toexpandtheusemadeof
wineproducts wereadoptedatthesametime.
Wheretablewineisconcerned,thearrangements include abanonnew
plantings (until30November1986).' Thisprohibition is(ineffect)
anextension ofthatapplicable throughout theCommunity since1976.It
meansthat,fortenyearsbeginning with1976/77,theareaproducing
tablewinecannotincrease andshouldevendiminish,giventhenew
incentives toabandonproduction .Sinceaccurate information onthereal
trendinaverageyieldsisnotavailable,however,itisnotyet
possible tosaywhetherthewine-growing potential (areasinproduction x
yieldperhectare)willalsodiminish .Apositive solution maynever­
thelessbefoundtothisproblem whenabreakdown ofwine-growing areas
bycategory ofyieldandestimates ofsuccessive averageyieldsforeach
category becomeavailable,thankstoimplementation ofCouncilRegulation
357/79onstatistical surveysofareasundervines...
TheCouncildecisions tostoptheexpansion oftheareasunderwine-grape •
vinesuntil30November 1986andtheintroduction ofacomplete setof
measures fortheassessment oftrendsinyieldsandchangesintheareas
undervinesshouldresultintheCommission receiving thenecessary data
ingoodtimeforthedrafting ofproposals wherebydefinitive arrangements
canbemadeforthewinesectorafter1986. <
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Thisreportisbasedontherulesinforceuntil 1,March1980and
followsthesamepatternaspreceding reports.Thus,itisnotimpossible
that,asinthepast,thedatabasedongrowers'declarations ofintent
maysubsequently bealteredbytheoperations whichareactuallycarried
out.
II.Wine-growing areas , '' •'
Thechangingsituation withregardtothecultivation ofwinegrapesin
theCommunity isshowninTables1,2,3and4.Thesecoverwine-growing
inthefourmainproducer MemberStatesonly,sinceproducers intheother
MemberStatesdonothavetonotifytheirplanting,replanting orgrubbing
programmes .InrespectofeachMemberState,theresultsofoperations >
actuallycarriedoutduring1978/79aregivenandthesearecompared with
forecasts basedonproducers' declarations ofintent;thismakesit
possible toassessthereliability ofthedeclarations system.The
estimates drawnupbytheMemberStatesonthebasisofproducers *declar­
ationsofintentfor1979/80arealsogiven.
. )
1.f2H£seeable_chanc|es_2n_total_wine-c|rowin2_areas_2n_t he_vaMOus
groducer_Member_St ates
(a)Germany :'Slightincrease inareaforquality winespsr
Anincrease of0.2%wasforecast inGermanyfor1978/79.
Inpractice,theincrease wasmorethandouble,at0.5%.
Estimates for1979/80suggest anincrease ofalmost0.2%,entirely
inqualitywinespsr.Thisincrease shouldtakeplacemainlyin
Franconia andWurttemberg andshouldresultfromnewplantings since
itisexpectedthatreplantings andgrubbings willvirtually cancel
eachotherout.Itshouldbenotedinthisconnection that,under
Regulation (EEC)No455/80^,newplantingsfortheproduction of
qualitywinespsrmaynotbeauthorized inGermanyuntil30November
*1980,exceptinthecaseofreparcelling measures .Thus,the
declarations ofintentmaynotbefullyimplemented andtheincrease
inareamaybelessthanforecast .
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(b)France;Substantial reduction intotalareafollowing afurther
slowdown inreplanting
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Thedropintotalareawhichbeganin1976/77isstillcontinuing ,having
speeded upconsiderably in1978/79.A1.6%reduction inthetotalarea
hadbeenforecast for1978/79onthebasisofgrowers' declarations of
intent,butthea-etualdecrease(-4.6%)wasmuchm6repronounced ."
Areduction ofapproximately 1.3%inthetotalareaisforecast for1979/
80.Nonewplantings aretakingplaceontheareasproducing tablewine,
whichisexpectedtodropbysome17000ha,withgrubbings atanormal
.level(25000ha)andonlypartially offsetbyreplanting (8000ha).
Theincreaseforecast inareasproducing qualitywinespsr(2000ha)
shouldbealmostentirely accounted 1forbynewplantings .Aslight
reduction isforecast fortheCognacarea,wherethemeasures taken
underthe"Charentes f-directive shouldbegintohav^someeffect.
Atregional level,themostsubstantial changesareexpected in:
Languedoc-Roussi lion,with6000halessproducing tablewineand
over1000hamoreproducing qualitywinespsr*,
i ' '
Aquitaine,withalmost3000halessproducing tablewine,partially
offsetby600hamoreproducing qualitywinespsr.
Midi-Pyr6n6es ,withanoverallreduction ofmorethan300ha.
Provence C6ted'Azur,withsome2000halessproducing tablewine.
(c)Italy:Increase inquality winespsranddropintablewine
TheareaundervinesinItalyfellby0.7%in1978/9,althoughlittle
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Forecasts for1979/80suggest aslightincrease (0.2%)intotalarea,
resulting fromaconsiderable increase inqualitywinespsr(almost
6000ha)whichwillbeonlypartially offsetbythedropintablewine
(justover3000ha).Themostsignificant changesshouldtakeplace
inApuliaandinPiedmont,wheresome2000haproducing tablewine
shoulddisappear ineachcase.Theoverallrenewalrateisexpected
tobeverylow(lessthan0.8%ofthetotalarea).
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» k.• /
(d)Luxembourg :Increase inareaforqualitywinespsr '
A1.4%increase inareawasforecast for1978/79butinfactaslightdrop
(0.3%)wasrecorded . •
Theincrease forecast for1979/80is1.4%,thisisentirely accounted for
bynewplantings forqualitywinespsr.
2•Foreseeab].e_t rend_in_area_under_vines_in_t he_Cornmun_it^_as_a_uho_le
Thefallinthetotalareaunderwine-grape vineshadbeenforecast as
1 '
0.8%butinpractice asharperdrop(2.6%)wasrecorded .
Thetotalareaunderwine-grape vineshasdroppedby4.1%overthe
threeyearssincetheintroduction oftheprohibitio/Tonnewplantings
fortablewineandthegranting ofaidfortheconversion ofvineyards .
Asthesemeasures aretoremaininforceforthenext6years,the
presenttrendmaywellcontinue andevenbecomemorepronounced .
Afurtherfallinthetotalwine-growing areaisforecast,onthebasis
ofproducers' declarations ofintent,fortheCommunity asawholefor
1979/80.Thisfallisforecast as0.5%andreflects aconsiderable
reduction intheareausedfortheproduction oftablewine(20095ha),
onlypartially offsetbyanincrease intheareasintendedforthe
production ofqualitywinespsr(+8054ha).Averyslightdecrease
(-166ha)isforecastfortheareasproducing Cognac.,

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Asfortheareasproducing tablegrapes,forecasts suggest afallof1.2%
in1979/80rontopofanactual .fallof0.6%recorded in1978/79.These
reductions shouldoccurbothinItalyandinFrance(Table5).Table4
reveals afactorwhichcouldhaveconsiderable influence onproduction
overthenextfewyearsandontheverystructure ofCommunity vineyards .
Thisisthereduction,from1976/77onwards,intheareaunderwine-grape
vineswhicharenotyetproductive .Sinceavinedoesnotbecomeproduct­
iveuntilits4thyearasaruleandsincetheareaunderimmature vines .
in1978/79was109000ha,itmaybededucedthataverageannualrenewals
amounttosome36000ha(109000haover3years),i.e.only1.5%ofthe
totalarea.Thiswouldseeminsufficient forthepropermaintenance of-
Community vineyards .
III.ThevolumeofCommunity wineoutput
Influence ofestimated changesin_thewine-growing areain1979/80
°n_futuregroduçtion
Onceagain,theforecasts relatingtoareaandthoserelatingtoproduction
showthatthetwotrendsdonotnecessarily runparallel .Whereas a0.5%
reduction inareaisforecast for1979/80,itisestimated thatthe
combinedeffectofnewplantings,replantings andgrubbing willbring
abouta0.2%increase inoutput(compared withaverageoutputfrom1970/71
to1978/79,seeTable6).Thisdivergence betweenthetwotrendsunder­
linesthefactthatgrubbing iscarriedoutonareaswhereproductivity
hasfallentoratherlowlevels,whilstarelatively highyieldperhectare
isexpected fromtheareasnewlyplantedorreplanted .Onepositive aspect
whichdeserves a•mentionisthereduction forecast fortheproduction of
tablewine(-0.4%).Thisshouldbeaccompanied byanappreciable increasein
theproduction ofqualitywinespsr(+2.2%)andlittleornochangein
theproduction ofotherwines.
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Wherequalitywinespsrareconcerned,theincreasevariesgreatlyfrom
oneMemberStatetoanother;itrangesfromQ.1%inGermanyto7%in
Italy(Table6a).Thestrengthening ofquality-wine production structures
iscertainly apositive jfactorintheshortterm,butcareshouldbe
takentoensurethatinthemediumtermthistendency doesnothavea
detrimental effectonthesector,whichmaynotbeaswellbalanced as
isgenerally believed .
IV.Themarketsituation
1.Demandfor_winein_the^Community
/. . ..
Thepreceding reportmentioned thesteadydropinhumanconsumption since
19t5/76.Thistrendshouldbehaltedin1979/80,according tothefigures
inthewineestimate;itshouldbepointedout,however,thatthese
figuresarestillsubjecttoconfirmation andthattheyhavecertainly
beeninfluenced bytheconsiderable increase inconsumption by.growers,a
phenomenon whichoccursafterveryabundantharvests suchasthatof
1979/80.Accountbeingtakenofthesefactors,itisreasonable toassume
thatthereversal ofthetrend(seeTable9)ismerelytemporary andthe
concernexpressed inthelastreportisstillfullyvalid.Thereis
furthercauseforconcerninthefactthatthenon-producer countries,
exceptDenmark^arenolongerincreasing theirconsumption (consumption
mayfevenbedropping intheNetherlands ).Itisthusunlikelythatthe
reduction indemandintheproducer countries willbeoffsetby
increased demandinthenon-producer countries .
In1978/79,humanconsumption droppedtoalevel0.6%lowerthanthe
previous year,buttotaldomesticutilization increased slightly (+0.3%)
asaresultofamodestriseinthequantities distilled attheCommunity'
expense (+600000hi).
2.Priçes_and _Communit£_intervention
(a)The1978/79marketing yearopenedwithavailabilities atarelatively
lowlevelfollowing abelow-average harvestandwithstocksatthenormal
levelforthebeginning ofamarketing year.Thesecircumstances had
afavourable influence onthepricesquotedfortablewineofalltypes.

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Thus,marketpricesforredtablewineoftypeRIremained higherthanthe
guidepriceforpractically thewholemarketing year,fallingoffslightly
onlytowardstheendinanticipation ofavery,largeharvest.Thesame
wasgenerally trueofpricesfortablewineoftypeRII,althoughprices
forthistypeofwinefelloffmoresharplytowardstheendofthe
marketing year,therebeing'lessneedforcoupagewinesgiventherelatively
highaveragealcoholic strengthofthatyear'swines(asignificant factor'
wasprobablythewideruseofenrichment byconcentrated grapemust,for
whichaidwasgrantedatthebeginning oftheyear).Pricesforboth
typesofwineswerehigherinFrancethaninItalyonaverage,butthe
difference wasstillsmallandatcertaintimestheposition waseven
reversed .WherewhitewineoftypeAIwasconcerned ,however,theprice
difference betweenthetwocountries remained wide;Frenchpriceswere
consistently abovetheguidepricewhileinItaly,exceptatthebeginning
ofthemarketing year,pricesremained belowtheactivating price.This
pricegapshowshowdifficult itistoachieve agenuinesinglemarket,
whenevenwinesofthesametypeareassesseddifferently bythetrade.
Overthemarketing yearasawholetheaveragepricelevelwasbelowthe
activating price,indicating thedifficulties encountered bywhitewines
oftypeAIeveninrelatively favourable timesandconfirming yetagain
thebasicweakness affecting thissector." -
AsregardsGermantablewines',themarketforredwineoftypeRIIIwas
mostsatisfactory (morethan40%abovetheguideprice),whilstthemarket
forwhitewineswasalsogood,particularly fortypeAIII,thepricesfor
whichremained higher .thantheguidepricealmostallyear.

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Cb)Community intervention andconsequent expenditure wasLimitedin
1978/79,thankstothefavourable situation onthemarket.Expenditure
'wasslightly lowerthanin1977/78(TableII),whenithadreachedits
lowestlevelsince1974.Expenditure onthewinesectorinthe1979
budgetyearamounted to0.58%oftotalexpenditure bytheGuarantee
SectionoftheEAGGF,whereaswine-growing accountsfor2.9%oftheUAA
IintheCommunity .
Theaveragemonthlyquantitysubjecttostoracje ^contracts was8860000hi,
asagainst 7900000hiin1977/78and hiin1976/77.Asinthe
previousyear^theCounciladoptednoexceptional distillation measures.
"Management "distillation measures accounted for1670000hi,thatis,
alargerquantity thanintheprevious year,butitmustbepointedout
thatalmost 80%ofthiswinewasdistilled pursuant toobligatory measures
forwhichrelatively littlefinancial assistance isgranted bythe
Community .
Inthe1979budgetyear,thequantities qualifying forexportrefunds
amountedtosome700000hi.Lastly,itshouldbementioned that,for
thefirsttime,ameasure wasadoptedwherebyaidcouldbegrantedfor
enrichment bymeansofconcentrated must.Thequantity ofconcentrated
mustqualifying forsuchaidmaybeputatjustunder300000hi.
3.Trade
Theremarks madeinthelastreportconcerning tradepatterns holdgoodfor
1978/79.Thepreponderant position ofintra-Community tradeintotaltrade
wasagainconfirmed (seeTable14). ^
• . I '
imports,althoughslightly up,arestillwellbelowthelevelsreached
in1972/73and1973/74.
exportscontinuetoriseandthesectoragainhasapositivetrade
balance (involumeterms).

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(a)Intra-Community trade
„Thetotalvolumeofintra-Community tradewassubstantially greaterthanin
theprevious yearandexceeded therecordvolumeachieved in1975/76(see
Tables12and13).Thisstemmedfromanexpansion ofexports byallthe
producer countries,andinparticular aconsiderable increase inItalian
exportstoFrance.Itshouldbenoted,however,thatthehighestpercent­
ageincrease wasachieved byGermany,whichaccounted for4.3%ofCommunity ,
exports (asagainst 3.2%);France'ssharewasslightly down(from29.4%to
28.6%),aswasItaly's(from66.8%to66.5%)'(Tables15and16)^Thelevel
ofItalianexportstoFrance,byfarthehighestsincetheorganization "of
themarket,wasundoubtedly theconsequence oftheinadequate supplies •='
available inFrancebecauseofapoorharvest,andthislevelofexports
mayneveragainbereachedinnormalmarketing years.Thesharpincrease
inFrenchpurchases meantthatFranceagainheadedthelistofconsignee
countries with43.6%ofthetotal(asagainst 38.2%intheprevious year),
whilstGermany'sshareofimportsfellfrom36.3%to29.9%.Imports bythe
UnitedKingdom,BLEUandDenmarkwereslightly up,whereasimportsinto
theNetherlands weredown.Itmaybenotedthatthesubstantial difference
between Frenchimpprts andexportshaswidenedfurther,reaching 2870000
hiin1978/79.
(b)Imports
Thesituation onthewinemarketisusuallysatisfactory intheCommunity
butin1978/79aslightincrease inimports (+4.4%)provednecessary ;
thelevelofimports was,however,stillwellbelowthatreachedin1972/73
and1973/74(Table17).
Therewasnochangeintherelativepositions oftheCommunity'smain
suppliers .SpainisstillthemainsupplieroftheEEC,accounting for
39.2%ofallourimports;Portugal hasconsolidated itssecondplace
(14.2%"in1978/79asagainst12.9%in1977/78);Yugoslavia remainsin
thirdposition andGreeceinfourth,althoughitssharehasfallenfrom
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Imports from Hungary andAustria increased ,butthere was asubstantial
drop inimports from the Maghreb ,which now accounts foronly 10.6% ofthe
total (asagainst 14.6% in1977/78). The increase inimports results
from new demand inGermany (which became the main importer in1978/79),in."
theUnited Kingdom andinDenmark ;itmore than offsets thedecline
recorded inthe other Member States (Tables 19and 20).
Table No.21shows the development ofCommunity imports from Greece ,Spain
and Portugal .Itindicates the importance ofthese countries assuppliers
ofthe EEC andtherelatively stable level ofthequantities supplied .It
may benoted that in1978/79thetotal volume was lower than in1972/73
(the record years ),contrary towhat might beinferred from the percentages
7 ν
given forthese two years .Inrecent years thequantities imported from
Spain andPortugal have been increasing whereas those -from Greece have
been decreasing quite substantially .
(c)Exports
The upward trend inexports from the Member States tothird countries ,which
began in1975/76,became more pronounced in1978/79,almost entirely asa
.result ofincreased Italian exports tothe United States ofAmerica and
elsewhere .In1978/79Community exports were 19% upontheprevious year .
Asalready mentioned ,Italy was the country most successful inboosting
itsexports (+38%),but .German exports also increased (+8.6%); French
exports ,ontheother hand,remained atvirtually the same level (+1%).
The United States ,whose imports from the Community have doubled since
1975/76,arestill byfarour best customer .In1978/79the USAalone took
44.3% ofthe Community 'sexports .Imports bySwitzerland have shown a
satisfactory upturn (+19.6% in1978/79),accounting for 16.8% ofthetotal
quantity .Exports toCanada continued tofollow anupward trend (+6.1%),
accounting for 10.19% ofthetotal .Although thequantities involved axequi "te

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modest ,exports toJapan almost doubled in1978/79andagain give grounds for some
optimism ,asdoexports totheSoviet Union .Exports toAustria are
decreasing ,while there has been little change inexports toother
destinations . ,

TABLE 1:Forecast changes andactual changes inthe areas under
wine-grape vines
Member State Total
area
under
vines
haNew
plantingsRe-
plantings:hange since previous wine-growing
year
Wine-growing
yearGrubbings Iforecast actual
ha\
ha ha ha % ha %
Germany
1976 /77
1977 /78
1978 /79
1979 /80100.343
101.598
102.125321
232
21A
1433.749
4.012
3.989
4.0603,836
3.990
4.041
4.047+ 234
+ 254
+ 162
+ 156+0,2
+0,3
+0,2
+0,2+ 790
+1.255
+ 527+0,8
+1,3
+0,5
France
1976 /77
1977 /78
1978 /79
1979 /801.270.000
1.253.000
1.194.7981.461
1.662
2.026
1.82724.888
20.625
14.080
17.14942.094
36.948
36.739
34.081-15.745
-14.661
-20.633
-15.105"1,2
-1,2
"1,6
"1,3-19.000
-17.000
-58.202-1,5
"1,3
-4,6
Italy /•
1976 /77
1977 /78
1978 /79
1979 /80 -1.183.789
1.176.593
1.168.8021.334
2.585
2.557
4.5908.457
6.137
9.260
10.15615.982
14.762
12.318
12.022-6.191
-6.040
501
+2.724-0,5
"0,5
-0,0
+0,2+2.581
-7.196
-7.791+0,2
-0,6
"0,7
Luxembourg
1976 /77
1977 /78
1978 /79
1979 /801.277
1.289
1.2855
10
18
1820
46
36
30 
22
46
36
30+ 3
+ 10
+ 18
+ 18+0,2
+0,8
+1,4
+1,4+ 11
+ 12
4+0,9
+0,9
"0,3
_EEÇ2
1976 /77
1977 /78
1978 /79
1979 /802.555.416
2.532.487
2.467.0173.121
4.489
4.815
6.57837.114
30.820
27.365
31.39561.934
55.746
53.134
50.180-21.699
-20.437
-20.954
-12.207-0,8
-0,8
-0,8
"0,5-15.618
-22.929
-65.470-0,6
-0,9
-2,6
1_ ... .. .. ■ '
^Including theareas relating tooperations inCognacIncluding the areas relating tooperations inBelgium
Source ;EUR0STAT -ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture ,onthebasis ofdata provided by
the Member States

Table2:Breakdown ofnewplantings andreplantings ofwine-grape .vines
; accordingtowhethertheyproducequalitywinespsr,tablewines
orwinesforthemanufacture ofspiritswitharegistered designation
oforigin ... •
(hectares )
New
plant-
ings
Germany
a>Tablewine
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
htàiality vinef§r77/78
1978/79
1979/80
France
a)
c)Tablewine
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
Qualitéwine
psr
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
Coçpac
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80Re­
planta
inas
232
214
143
1.662
2.026
1.8274.012
3.989
4.060
10.234
7.081
8.397
8.720
6.815
7.614
1.671
184
1.138Grubb-
inasChanges
3.990
4.041
4.047254
162
156
26.876
28.067
25.336
8.058
7.856
7.441
2.014
816
1.304-16.642
-20.986
-16.939
+2.324
+985
+2.000
343
632
166Italy
a)Tablewine
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
bjQuflityfine
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
EEC
a)Tablewine
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
..qualftywine
psr
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
c£oçpac
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80Newolant-
ings-
611
2.585
2.557
3.979
611
4.489
4.815
5.967Re­
ptant-irm
2.572
5.272
5.459
3.565
3.988
4.697
12.826
12.353
13.856
16.323
14.828
16,401
1.671
184
1.138Grubb-
inqs
12.468
9.527
9.226
2.294
2.791
2.796
39.374
37.594
34.562
14.358
14.724
14.314
2.014
816
1.304Changes
-9.896 !
-4.255
-3.156
+3.856
+3.754
+5.880
26.548
25.241
20.095
+6.454
+4.919
+8.054
343
632
166
Luxembourg
c)Tablewine
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
.vQuaiitywine5'psr1977/78
1978/79
1979/8010
18
1820
26
36
3030
16
36
3010
20
18
18
Source:ECCommission ,DGforAgriculture ,onthebasisofdataprovided bythe
MemberStates

Table3:Estimated planfornewplantings,replantings andgrubbings for
the1979/80wine-growing year,setoutaccording toregion
(hectares )
ifNewplantings Replantings Grubbings Changes
Table\QualityjTable|QualityjTableiâuaUty[Table|Quality |
Lwine I'uinepsr|wine |winepsr|wine |ittinepsr|wine |winepsrI
|Germany j
Hessische Bergstr.- - - '■ - ' ■ - -
IRheingau J- - 175." 182 --'
IAhr I- 1 - 19 - 20 *
IMittelrhein I 1 - « - « -i
|Mosel-Saar-
I Ruwer - 10 450 " 460 - -
iRheinhessen -.i20 "1.180 |-1.200- -
JRheinpfalz- 20 880 - 900 - -
|Nahe- » - 197 - 200 - -
[Württemberg- 26" 355 I302 -.76
iBaden - - - 689 - 693 --«
jFranken ' j65Lj_I85 I58Li_*92
TOTAL 143 4.060 4.047 +156

Table 3(contd .)
(hectares )
Newplan tings Replantings Grubbings Changes
Table
wineQuality
wine psrTable
wineauality
^inepsrTable
wine 1Quality
wine psrTable I
wine IQuality
wine psr
»aly
i i
IPiemonte I« 106 31 698 1.932 365 1.886 + 439
IValle d'Aosta I - - 13 K 3 -
ILombardia I * .66 461 161 436 83 + .91
ITrentino-Alto I Adige I 32 190 1 3 1 + 219
IVeneto I - 256 404 230 •497 401,93+ 85
Friuli-Venezia I
Giulia I 246 48 23 19 42 + 29 + 227
ILiguria I 30 35 94 35 70 60 + 54 + 10
IEmilia-Romagna I 227 61 30 255 -19 194 + 238
IToscana I 28 367 35 26 .187 18 124 + 375
IUmbria 15 ■ 8 29 - » ♦ 15
IMarche I 10 585 469 40 469+"M
ILazio |131 170 192 612 286 180 +|+602
IAbruzzi 605 20 135 60II 65 I 40 +'675
IMolise 300 45 + 255 -
ICampania 100 - 482 77 104 50 ♦ 478 * 27
IPuglia j 190 45° 1.030 1.250 3.240 1.065 I-2.020 + 635
IBasilicata , - - - 250 - - * 250
ICalabria I 110 253- - 266 I 27- 156 * 226
Sicilia - * 2.670 87 1.431 » ♦1.239 + 69 I
|Sardegna Ll_I1.137 M |160Lj_L160j♦1.142|
TOTAL 611 3.979 5.459 4.697 9.226 2.796E3.156 +5.880

Table 3(contd .)
(hectares )
Newplantings Replantings Grubbings! 1
Changes
Table TQuality ITable [Quality JTable [luality jTable [duality
wine Iwine psrj wine |wine psr |wine |wine psrIwine Iijine psr
[France f
IPicardie j:' - ,3 - ' + 5
Région Parisienne- - - - - 1 - 1
ICentre I -174|272 264 I 701 I 465 429 27
IPays delaLoirel-» 471 434 I 944 I 405 + 62
Poitou-Charent^eVI - ' 151I 64557 186 406 121
ILimousin I - -■- ■' - -
I'
IAquitaineI320 1.108 2.216 3,935 1.919 -2.827 + 617
IMidi-Pyrénées- 82 808 91 3.767 '463 -2.959 290
IChampagne- 2 - 208 - 256 " 46
ILorraine- 2 - 1 13 8 !- 13 5
IAlsace -M 116 | 11 274 j'19 289 " 8 * 101
IFranche-Comté - 34 » 10 10 11!- 8 1♦ 33
Bourgogne- 216 '141 259!" 49 Il+212
IAuvergne- « 'I10326 I- 86 - 9
|Rhône-Alpes- 377 215 I 503 I 847 I 564 " 632V 316
ILanguedoc- I216 I4.097 I2.206 I10.396 1.155 I-6.299 1.267
IProvence-Côté
I d'Azur- I185 ΐ.125 |1.099I3.109 I1.333 -1.984* 49
jCorse !-2,I"I'[79352|-76665
TOTAL 1.827 8.397j7.61425.336 7.441 ,-.16.939F2.000
-1Also anestimated 1138 hareplanted and 1304 -hagrubbed inCognac
Source :ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture ,onthe basis ofdata provided bythe Member
States
(2)

Table 4:Areas under wine-grape vines inthe Community since 1951/52
(hectares )
1 .1I 3 I! 3 1I 3 1I 3 1I ? Ir i : !– ! i r~ 1
1951 /551956/60 |j1961/65 ||1966/70 ||1971775 |j1973/741974 /75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 1978 /79
IGermanyj j
Itotal 69.422 75.364 80.077 85.165 95.995 96.003 98.681 99.553 100.343 101.598 102.125
I-inproduction 55.854 '60.550 67.839 70.775 '80.337 80.622 83.028 84.970 86.296 87.730 88.917
I-notyetinprod. 13.568 14.814 12.238 14.390|15.658 j15.38115.653 14.583 14.047 13.868 13.208
jFrance
jtotal 1.483.800 1.386.200 1.347.600 L304.400 1.278.400 1.283.000 )1.287.000 1.289.000 ;1.270.00GÎ 1.253.000 11.194.798
I–inproduction 1.400.600 1.304.600 1.267.600 h.225.200 1.193.600 1.196.0001 1.194.000 1.200.000 1.205.000 1.164.000 1.140.939
I-notyetinprod. 83.200 81.600|80.00079.200 84.800j87.00093.000 89.000 65.000 89.000 53.859
Italy
Itotal '• 1.676.200 1.685.400 1.632.600 1.438.000 1.155.842 1.156.000 1.169.000 1.181.208 1.183.789 1.176.593 1.168.802
I-inproduction pl.631.200[1.634 .800t.596.200 1.389.600 1.090.531 1.091.000 1.101.000 1.107.654 1.118.787 1.123.938 1.126.725
I-notyetinprod *. 45.000 50.600 36.400 48.400 65.311j65.00068.000 73.55465.002 1I 52.655 42.077
|Netherlands
Itotal - - - -
I-inproduction- - - -
I-notyetinprod. ]-i- i
IBelgium ^
Itotal 0 3I 7 7 7 ■>,'
I-inproduction-\\35 5 6I' 6I6 6 4
j-notyetinprod. |0
!_jI M1J! UI U U

Table 4:(contd .): Areas under wine-grape vines inthe Community since 1951/52
(hectares )
Iφ
1951 /55Φ
1956 /60*
1961 /654>
1966 /70Φ
1971 /75 1973 /74 1974 /75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 1978 /79
Luxembourg
total
-inproduction
.-notyetinp'rod .1.235
1.137
981.254
1.117
1371.240
1.158
821.219
1.157
621.236
1.090
1461.228
1.062
1661.242
1.057
1851.266
1.098
1681.277
1.122
1551.289
1.154
1351.285
1.165
122
EUR61
total
-inproduction
-not yet inprod .3.230.657
5.088.791
141.8663.148.218
5.001.067
147.1513.061.517
$.932.797
128.7202.828.787
2.686.735
142.0522.531.479
2.365.563
165.9162.536.238
2.368.689
167.5492.555.930
2.379.091
176.8392.571.034
2.393.728
177.3062.555.416
2.411.211
144.2052.532.487
2.376.828
155.6592.467.017
2.357.750
109.267
United Kingdom
total
*inproduction ,
-notyet inprod .0
00
00
00
00
00
00
0
Denmark
total
-inproduction
-not yet inprod .
EUR 9 .
total
-inproduction
-notyet inprod .2.531.479
2.365.563
165.9162.536.238
2.368.689
167.549
. . j.-X.2.555.93C
2.379.091
176.83"5
4-UsiT+^l iai2.571.03 /.
2.393.728
177.306
rtwitiruLtl2,555.416
2.411.211
144.205
jral land r2.532.487
j
2.376.828
155.659
egister2.467.017
2.357.750
109.267
Source :EUR0STAT

Table5:Forecast andactualchangesinareasundertablegrapevines
(hectares )
I i ForecastsChanges "
TotalArea Areain
productionAreahotin
productionNew
plantingsRe-
plantingsGrubbings .Forecast Actual
1France' '
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/8039.093
37.096
37.42938.161
36.235
36.645932
861
784
•ν■670
695
310
464845
730
1.811
1.528175
-35
-1.501
-1.064-385
-1.997
+333
jItaly"
"1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/8073.184
70.779
69.84868.976
67.210
66.3994.208
3.569
3.449203
368 .
.526707
115
645
4682i,439
2.572,
1.486
1.206-1.529
-2.089
841
212+1.987
-2.405
-931
_EC
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80112.277
107.875
107.277107.137
103.445
103.0445.140
4.430
4.233203
368
5261.377
810
955
9323.284
3.302
3.297
2.734"-1.704
-2.124
-2.342
-1.276+1.602
-4.402
598
Source:EUR0STAT . u..
ECCommission.Directorate-General forAgriculture ,onthebasisofdat*providedbytheMemberStates

Table 6:Effect ofnewplantings ,replantings andgrubbings planned for1979 /80onfuture production
(for all wine categories ).
(hectolitres )
Member
StateAverage production
forwine-growing
years 1970 /71to
1978 /79 • >
1,2Foreseeable increase in 1
annual production duetoForeseeable decrease
inannual production
dueto3Foreseeable changes in
annual production
Newplantings ^ Replant ings^grubbings
inhectolitresas%ofavere ge
production in
970/71to1978 /79
+ 0,1Germany8.812.778 9.535 397.723 397.496 + 9.762
Prance 67.«02.222 91.350 1.019.536 1.516.000 405.114 0,6
Italy 69.062.000 ,382.373 956.406 680.594 + 658.185 +1,0
.Luxembourg 146.889 1.800 3.000 3.000 +1.800 +1,2-
EC 145.433.556 485.058 2.376.665 2.597.090 ♦ 264.633 + 0,2
1 ... -
..Source :EUR0STAT :Wine supplies
-Including musts fortheproduction ofgrape juice
Source :ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture onthebasis ofdata provided bytheMember States

Table 6a:Effect ofnewplantings ,replantings andgrubbings planned for 1979/80onfuture production
(for each wine category )
(hectolitres )
Member State
Estimated Production
in
1979/80 1,2Foreseeable increase inannual
production duetoForeseeable de­
crease inannual
production due
t0 3
grubbingsForeseeable change in
annual production
IType ofwine Newplantings ^; 3Replantingsinhlas %ofestimated
production in
1979/80 1,2Iftppmarw I■ ■ ■ ■ - ■ i
101.000
7.690.000 9.535 397.723 397.496'
Table wine
3.W. psr*
+ 9.762 + 0,1
France
Table wine
3.W. psr
3ther wine48.800.000
18.000.000
13.600.00091.350587.790
33^.016
96.7301.140.120
297.640
78.240552.330
+ 128.726
-I- 18.4901,1
+ 0,7
+ 0,1
Italy
Table wine
5.W. psr
)ther wine68.780.000
8.620.000
2.100.00056.078
326.295545.190
411.216545.321
135.273+ 55.947
+ 602.238+ 0,1
+ 7,0
-uxembourg
Table wine
Q.W. psr25.000
. 37.000 1.800 3.000 3.000 -»■ 1.800 + 4,9
EUR 9
Table wine
Q.W. psr
Other wine117.711.000
34.347.000
15.700.00056.078
428.9801.132.980
1.146.955
96.7301.685.441
833.409
78.240496.383
+ 742.526
+ 18.4900,4
+ 2,2
+ 0,1
ιΤ :
•,Source :Wine estimate 1979/80
^Including musts fortheproduction ofgrape juice
Source :ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture onthe basis ofdata provided bythe Member States

Table7:Wineproduction intheCommunity since1951/52
('000hi)
I~~1
Φ Φ1979/80(estimated )
IMemberStateρ Φ Φ
1975/761976/771977/781978/79ofwhich
1951/551956/601961/651966/701971/75 TotalTablebuality lother1
■•..|wine|Linepsrwines I
IGermany2.757 3.945 5.184 6.816 8.222 9.105 8.92611.278 *7.842 8.180 678.113
IFrance 56.091 49.833 60.594 62.397 69.279 66.273 73.655 52.708 58.429 83.543 51.686 18.779 13.078
Italy 51.214 59.106 62.253 69.056 69.561 69.834[65.70064.142 71.989 83.321 72.239 9.880 1.202IINetherlands , 5 5 7 10 3"
IBelgium I .31 4 4 8 6 4I4 4I■4I 4I'4
ILuxembourg , 110 109 135 146 145 157 128 155 72 62 ■25 37
IUnitedKingdom1 2 3 1 1 1 1"
IIreland- " - "
IDenmark-
EUR6"110.179 113.003 128.177 138.434 147.215 145.373 148.413 128.287 138.336 175.110 124.021 36.809 14.280
jEUR9.147.216 145.375 148.416 128.288 138.337 175.111 124.022 36.80914.280|
Source :Until1978/79:EUR0STAT
1979/80:ECCommission ,D.G.forAgriculture ,wineestimate .
^Until1971/72,alsowineofotherfruit

-Table7a:Production oftablewine,qualitywinepsr-andotherwineinthe
Community since1972/73
('000hl>
MemberStatesI
1972/731973/741974/751975/761976/771977/781978/791979/80
L__ U_Ji •-IL iest.*
ifTable ;wine
■Germany 1.153|727460I
241 165 984 301 67
France ,36.909 54.025 50.206 43.169 47.147 32.884 35.559 51.686
Italy 55.964 70.171 69.284 63.389 58.999 56.58962.933 I72.239
Luxembourg 77 -108 69 :73'55,80 32 25
Othercountries 8 6 -5 ■6 7 5 ■5 5
ÉUR9 94.111125.037 120.024 106.878 106.375 90.542 98.830 124.022
quality winepsr /"
Germa »-y 6.78010.024 II6.5048.864 II8.761 10.294 7.541 8.113
France 13.171 17.248 14.404 12.989 15.914 13.000 14.947 18.779
Italy 4.210 6.545 7.583 6.445 '6.701 7.553 9.056 9.880
Luxembourg 63 78 69 84 73 75-40
IEUR9 .J24.224 33.895 28.560 28.382 31.449 30.922 31.58436.809 I
~
otherwine
France 8.96911.714 I11.661 10.115 I10.594 I6.824I7.923 I13.078
Italy- - -1.202
jEUR98.96911.714|11.66110.115|10.594|6.824|7.923|14.280 [
Source :EUR0STAT
/
\
'\
\

Table 8: Development ofyields (hiper ha)ofwine-grapes inproduction
.Member StateΦ
1951 /55Φ
1956 /60Φ
1961 /65Φ
1966 /70Φ
1971 /751971/72 1972 /731973 /741974 /751975 /761976/771977 /781978 /79
Germany 49,7 65,6 76,5 96,4 102,4 84,2 102,4 133,4 83,9 107,2 103,6 128,6 88,3
•France 40,1 38,4, 48,2 ' 51,1 58,! 51,9 49,9 69,4 63,9 55,3 61,2 45,4 51,4
Italy 1/2. 31,4 36,2 39,0 49,8 64,1 60,3 55,9 70,6 70,! 63,3 59,0 57,4 64,3
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg 98,5 100,3 118,5 127,0 133,0 91,8 127,0 175,1 130,6 143,0 114,1»•«
134,3 61,9
United Kingdom
Ireland l I
Denmark __l i:- ii ■" ii-' ii" iI ILJ L_–L_–
EUR6(2) " 35,7 f37,8 II«3,9 II51,7 iI62,4 II56,8 !I54,4 72,2 67,5 60,9 61,7 54,2 58,9
EUR 9(?) 62,4 ||56,8 54,4|-72,2 ||67,5 ||60,9 ||61,7 ||54,2 ||58,9
,Upto1967/68calculated according thethe .'production intended forwine-making' *
Change ofbasis from 1970/71wine-growing year following theestablishment oftheItalian viticultural landregister .
Source :EUR0STAT

Table 9:"Total domestic useofwine since 1951/52
(*0C0 hl)
'
i
i Member States0:
1951 /55Φ
1956 /60Ρ
1961 /65Ψ
1966 /70φ,
1971 /751972 /731973 /741974 /751975 /761976 /771977 /781978/79Est .
1979/80
i
i 4.774 6.618 9.457 11.242 14.438 14.623 13.448 15.246 15.431 15.475 15.657 15.522 15.349
Germany ^ .60.692 61.750France65.8C9 63.846 66.8071 65.225 66.669 65.934 70.902 65.482 67.263 64.857 60.065
A I
Italy49.239 56.080 59.530 63.523 57.175 57.013 53.166 61.350 57.330 53.195 52.862 49.839 52.501
Netherlands94 192 335 631 1.208 1.187 1.213 1.328 1.444 1.527 1.652 1.640 1.581
Belgium513 631 76^ 1.077 1.418 1.417 1*343 -1.514 1.529 1.614 1.741 1.812 1.726
Luxembourg89 /•101 103 127 155 142 174 146 167 158 158 144 144
United Kingdom2,737 2.837 2,257 3.266 3.185 2.833 2:793 4.447 4.669
Ireland-65 65 67 69 75 II.84 ]94 103 114
Denmark 'I478I 483 || 469[ 530 1|612 1| 582 j611 650 707
EUR 6
EUR 9120.518 127.468 136.995 141.825 141.063
144.343140.316
143.701140.246
143.039145.066
148.931143.164
147.036136.826
140.325132.762
136.260129.022
134.222133.051
138.541
1.Notincluding wine distilled asanintervention measure
Source :EUR0STAT

Table 10:Wine consumption perjhead peryearintheCommunity since 1951/52
(Litres )
IMember StateΦ
1951 /550
1956 /60Φ
1961 /650
1966/70Φ
1971 /751970/711971 /721972 /731973 /741974 /751975 /761976 /711977 /7Î1978 /791979 /8C
(->
German /8 10 14 16 22 17 19 22 20 23 24 23 24 24 24
IFrance h»'130 121 111 105 107 107 108 104 103 103 102 98 94 96
I TtaLv 99 108 108 110 100 111 102 101 95 103 97 92 91 86 89
INetherlands 1 2 3 5 9 6 6(2)9 9 10 10 11 12 12 11
IBelgium < » « " U 13 U 14 " 15 .16 18 18 15
ILuxembourg 26 30 30 36 43 41 41 40 48 40 46 43 44 40 40
IUnited Kingdom5 3 4 5 4 6 6 5 5 8 8
IIreland2 2 2 2 2 2 I 2 I 3 3 3 3
I Denmark 10 5 6 10 9 10 12 11 12 13
EUR 6
EUR 968 70 69 68 65
5067
5165
5066
5163
4866
5165
5063
4962
.4860
4761
48
Source :Until 1978 /79 :EUROSTAT
1979/80:ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture ,wine estimate
1Estimated figures
Wine ofgrapes only (until 1971/72,wine made from other fruit aswell )

'Table 11:Expenditure inrespect ofwine bytheGuarantee Section ofthe EAGGF
bytype ofexpenditure andbyyear _
- COMMUNITY '
Type ofExpenditureExpenditure .Budge t
1976 1977 1978 1979
,orovi sional1980
ipu nronosa L1981
Estimates
690 Export 'refunds
691 Interventions ' ,
69")0Aidforprivate storage
6911 Re-storage aid -
6912 Other intervention .
(distillation ofwine)'
6913 Aid fc?rcqncentrgted mustsused inwine-making
6919 Other intervention „ '
692 Obligatory distillation ofby-products
■ ' " TOTAL
Total Expenditure byGuarantee Section
Percentage1,5 1,1 1,6 *,6 14,2 15,0
129,7 | 81,3 52,3 48,4 331,5 I 320,5
38,7
2'4
88,635,6
1/1
44,5
0,135,3
2'2
10,9
3,922,5-
1,9
14,5
9,2
0,389,2
2,"2
223,3
15,8
1,089.2
2,4
195,6
32.3
1,0
x
2,6 7,5 9,8 •8,9 *,7 28,8 [
133,8 89,9 63,7 61,9 350,4 364,3 |
5587,1
2,396830,4
1,328672,7
0,731X1644,1
0,5810557,0
3,32(12.500 )
2,9
Source :ECCommission ,D.G. forAgriculture

Table 12:Intra-Community trade inwine ,broken down byexporting country
Marketing years 1970/71-1978/79
Heading No22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes .
Chl)
JExporting Country1970 /71 1071/72 1972 /73 1973 /74 1974 /75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 1978 /79
IFranr.f »3.027.100 3.971.320 I5.067.867 4.196.580 4.199.308 4.441.169 5.983.290 4.843.199 5.385.919
IRIEt) 193.091 73.301 92.295 99.535 -79.023 82.209 51.097 51.494 55.979
INetherlands 368.844 106.492 42.380 •'33.299 25.772 15.969 17.203 25.647 26.086
IF.R.Germany 215.455 222.749 287.850 331.114 340.817|437.279467.964 529.368 ||818.760 |
IItaly 7.033.118 10.565.970 11.346.457 6.916.643 111.173.572 12.181.229 9.107.021 10.980.458 12.555.928
IUnited Kingdom 5.251 7.469 17.834 19.532 21.305 16.550 20.739 22.770 . 41.958
IIreland 1.502 !.572 1.111 2.843 633 1.165 703 2.005 2.107
IDenmark 138 193 | 471 |[ 893 || 320 | 129 |[ 3.511 | 7.872 9.563
EUR 9 10.844.499 14.949.066 16.856.265 ,11.600.439 15.840.750 17.175.699.
15.651.528 16.462.813 18.896.300 I
According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member Statfes

1Table 13:Intra-Community trade inwine broken down byimporting Member State
Marketing years 1970/71to1978/79 ."
,Heading No22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
(ImportingMember State1970 /71 1971 /72 1972 /73 1973 /74 1974 /75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 1978 /79
IFrance.4.083.536 6.487.667 6.369.428 3.018.934 7.116.185 7.196.000 5.343.947 6.275.586 8.253.489
IBLEU 706.098 877.450 .980.848 992.221 1.071.430 1.093.555 1.182.892 1.127.096 1.335.082
INetherlands 372.288 430.880 588.976 658.761 768.468 810.743 823.354 942.060 1.014.756
IF.R. Germany . 4.668.122 6.037.504 6.763.474 5.138.248 5.408.559 6.382.527 6.284.639 5.964.849 5.644.641
IItaly 271.066 182.309 733.418 374.555 146.807 140.857 156.373 153.022 130.160
IUnited Kingdom 656.182 831.311 1.239.747 1.235.678 1.096.835 1*180.413 1.458.873 1.546.146 1.989.254
IIreland 21.941 25.198 35.233 ^36.374 30.136 43.671 57.444 71.307 81.282
IDenmark 65.266 76.747 [145.141 ||145.668 ]|202.330j [327.933 |[344.006 1[382.747 |447.636
EUR 9 10.844.499 14.949.066 16.856.265 11.600.439 15.840.750 17.175.699 15.651.528 16.462.81318.896.300J
1
According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table 14: Intra-Community trade inwine compared withtotal imports
" Marketing years 1970/71to1978/79
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
(ImportingMember State1970 /71 1971 /72 1972 /73 1973 /74 1974 /75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 1978 /79
IFrance 83/0 92,5 67,1 50,0 85,4 88,2 86,2 87,1 91,2
IBLEU 60,1 68,7 68,7 75,1 77'9 78,2 75,0 73,6 77,8
INetherlands 36,4 A1'2 47/8 55,3 >60,5 56,8 54,7 58,2 62,6
IGermany 80,2 85,4 84,5 86,3 82,3 83,5 82,6 80,1 '75,8 •
Italy . II 8/"2 I 76,6 71'7 62,3 63,3I 67'3 I67,8 I 63,4 58,6
IUnited Kingdom 34'2 39,5 4!,7 40,5 41,3 44,9 49,3 50,1 53,7
IIreland 43,8 48,0 48,0 52,4 57,4 62,8 72'4 79,9 81,6
IDenmark 25,6 27,2 [31,8 ||32,6 |[*5,5 | 56,0 60,7 65,2 71,7
EUR 9 70,0 78,3 68,3 62,1 75,7 77,6 75,5 75,5 77,2 |
According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source :EUROSTAT print-outs
NReports from Member States

Table 15:Intra-Community trade inwine 1broken down byimporting andexporting Member State
,Marketing year 1977/78
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
Chl)
I 1j - Importing Member StatesEUR 9
Exporting
Member State France BLEU Netherlands Germany ItalyUnited
Kingdom-Ireland Denmark hl %
France
BLEU
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
Ireland
Denmark2.744
296
■3.403
6.268.553
589
1938.865
19.425
- 25.350
141.869
1.429
158638.462
43.249
123.037
134.408
2.885
191.975.672
■1.484
1.086
3.978.495
*432
'7.680148.548
92
"4.382874.352
3.077
4.426
'276.142
386.130
;2.005
1431.327
20
409
11.955
:10.497
17.099235.973
828
5
.85.099
60.506
3364.843.199
51.494
25.647
529.368
10.980.458
22.770
2.005
•7.87229,4
0/3
0,2
3,2
66,8
°'1
0,0
0,0
EU» J'j6.275.586
38,21.127.096
6,8942.060
5,75.964.849
36,3153.022
•0,91.546.146
9,471.307
0,4 .382.747
2,316.462.813
100,0
According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table 16 Intra-Community trade inwine,broken down byimporting andexporting Member State
Marketing year 1978/79
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl)
I II Importing Member States - __EUR 9
Exporting
Member State France BLEU
'Netherlands Germany ItalyUnited
KingdomIreland Denmark
thl
IFrance f1.086.488 660.940 2.160.449 123.902 1.046.798 35.615 271.727 5.385.919 28,6
IBLEU 2.901 • 46.903 2.224 '92 3,231 34II 594 || 55.979 I°'3
Netherlands
Germany
Italy ^1.039
39.922
8.209.43416.750
57.344
172.085153.714
130.075968
3.471.1846.096.6.277
424.548
506.2491.052
16.440
12.537120.696
54.36426.086
818.760
12.555.928.0,1
4,3
66,5
United Kingdom
Ireland193 2.335 23.111 390 70
2.10715.604 255 41.958
2.1070,2
0,0
IDenmark 80 13[9.426 | [ 44 |.9.563U– J
EUR8.253.489
43,61.335.082
■•7,11.014.756
5,45.644.641
29,9130.160
0/7,1.989.254
10,581.282
0,4-447.636
.2,418.896.300
According toimport statistics ofimporting Member States
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table 17:Community wine imports from non-member countries ,broken down byimporting Member State
Marketing years 1970/71to1978/79
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes ■ - . ^
(hl)
(Importing MemberState1970 /71 1971 /72 1972 /73 1973 /74 1974/75 1975 /76 -1976 /77 1977/78
_____1978 /79
IFrance 838.339 525.003 3.119.270 3.023.658 1.215.402 963.863 854.276 928.124 795.515
IBLEU 468-733 399.521 447.626 328.735 303.702 -304.346 393.606 403.660 381.489 1
INetherlands 650.010 613.999 642.190 532.821 501.184 617.508 681.342 676.645 _605.995
IGermany ~ 1.152.296 1.031.986 1.240.662 817.619 1.166.274 1.261.359 .1.324.604 1.486.095 1.797.644
Italy 50.858 55.681 I288.858 226.809 85.113 68.483 74.407 I 88.462 91.840 I
IUnited Kingdom 1.263.329 1.272.549 1.733.248 1.815.787 1.560.173 1.445.667 1.503.255 1.541.805 1.713.837 1
IIreland 28.150 27.318 38.150 .33.090 ■22.350 '25.889 21.936 17.947 18.372
IDenmark 189.203 204.953 311.777 [301.413 I|241.928 |)257.540 ||222.594 ||204.001 | 176.711
EUR 94.640.918 4.131.010 7.821.781 7.079.932 5.096.126 4.944.655 5.076.020 5.346.739 5.581.403 I
Source : EUR0STAT print-outs
Reborts from Member States >

Table 18:.Community imports ofwine from non-member countries ,broken 'down bycountry oforigin
Marketing years 1970/71-1978/79
(M)
ICountry oforigin I1970/71 I|1971/72
i1972 /73 1973 /74 '974/75 1975 /76 1976 /77 1977 /78 19^8/79
IAustria 194.134 227.928 275.337 . 171,677 .173.370 "145.024 148.103 183.902 294.352
IPortugal 583.558 582.730 749.208 667.497 503.829 551.388 606.393 690.462 791.120
ISpain 1.466.126 1.514.785 2.055.911 1.963.901 1.842.618 1.755.400 1.997.821 2.095.643 2.186.332
IYugoslavia 194.365 250.475 342.753 297.670 396.101 .391.207 400.800 480.459 487.887
IGreece 808.403 686.765 658.417 338.652 305.923 518.494 423.039 379.407 344.177
ISoviet Union 5.979 •7.845 12.393 11.485 ' 16.638 22.210 26.324 31.487 43.213
IHungary IIO /A4*»I OH»7ItjI *es/tï ]
| oo.cw fI pocni Iôy.>7f |I Arw /c/
| iuO.H^O165.385 181.7664?no I
C.II•J7QI /enrr Ichj.UJ ;Itoo 4r\n I;uo.iuu|
IRomania 60.926 57.200 58.224 69.194 79.053 60.710 ,77.084 80.985 107.803
IBulgaria 52.921 58.494 - 72.447 '81.024 88.558 96.673 94.352 84.771 106.655
IMorocco 59.271 38.691 572.041 638.211 -284.572 148.078 237.512 130.256 73.699
IAlgeria 519.478 188.227 1.719.411 1.694.185 459.302 318.191 303.47.1 346.986 292.240
ITunisia 168.494 91.356 741.074 593.879 374.792 338.812 243.095 303.218 227.365
I South Africa 86.615 75.496 84.314 83.763 114.319 116.321 59.406 55.193 49.422 I
IArgentina 2.722 2.496 8.378 8.245 14.889 4.603 17.560 32.857 30.677 I
ICyprus 239.450 210.887 285.943 289.948 236.414 260.089 198.360 172.752 195.372
IAustralia 24.930 27.743 12.478 15.089 8.992 11.174 5,415 4.720 6.719
I Other Countries 88.634 41.215 |[84.855 [49.056 |31.371 '24.515 25.887 28.586 36.270
Extra -EUR 94.640.918 4.131.010 7.821.781 7.079.932 5.096.126 4.944.655 5.076.020 5.346.739 5.581.403
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table 19:Imports from non-member countries during 1977/78,broken down byprincipal countries ororigin andimporting
Member States '
Heading No.22.05 Brussels Nomenclature rwine offresh grapes
(hl)r_n
EUR 9,Importing Member States
I Origin1I : I "
France|BLEU |[Netherlands ||FRGermany |IItaly UK - IIreland Denmark I
Austria 183.902 273 370 346 174.553 16 7.436 98810
IPortugal 690.462 221.377 61.049 78.795 68.012 64.877 144.771;3.84347.738
ISpain 2.095.643 '115.874 .57.466 .488.680 305.105 17.832 958.875 12.907138.904
IYugoslavia 480.459 772 '1.206 2.183 330.974 .843 . 143.939 316226
i Greece 379.407 25.018 148.580 97.303 I 103.623 I 33, 4.507 39I
IHungary 245.055 179 633 .3.363 "202.777 378 31.468 506.207
I Romania 80.985 16 193 585 -79.521 .670-
IBulgaria 84.771 "99 308 1.127 74.264 786 527 567.604
I Morocco 130.256 125.836 2.379 108 112 1.081 4 I 736
IAlgeria 346.986 311.192 28.661 6.359 .4 1 1 I 768
I Tunisia 303.218 125.649 84.587 123 '92.854 |'5"
I~'South Africa 55.193 II 58•177 J 1.607 1.996 51.146 209
IArgentina 32.857 14.066■264 6.893 23 11.606 5-
ICyprus 172.752 9 A1 19 172.528 155 • ■
I Other countries 64.793 1.781 3.985 2.152 39.011 3.353 13.245 264|1.002
Extra -EUR 9 ,5.346.739928.124 403.660 676.645 1.486.095 88.462 1.541.805 17.947 204.001
Source :EUR0STAT
-Reports from Member States

Table 20:Imports from non-member countries during 1978/79/broken down byprincipal countries oforigin and
importing Member States
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes (hi)
OriginEÜR 9Importing Member States
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK Ireland Denmark
Austria294.352 12.683 324 1.987 264.643 74 12.601 117 1.923
I Portugal.791.120 256.849 85.887 76.837 83.604 67.769 ■173.342 4.036 42.796
I Spain 2.186.332 84.703 49.462 442.334 407.058 16.795 I1,058.781 12.575 114.624
I Yugoslavia 487.887 1,147 1.328 2.291 326.033 1.276 154.860 524 428
I
I Greece II .S'»'».!(1 19.800 134.206 72.034 109.402 406 I 7.762 62 505
I Soviet .Union 43.213 29 236 309 41.691 24 '64 3 857
I Hungary 308.100 330 600 5.078 260.390 369 36.590 4.743
I Romania 107.803 19 527 12° 103.461 3.005 671
I Bulgaria 106.655 10! 291 633 91.431 958 4.370 163 8.708 .
I Morocco 73.699 72.150 794 39 204 4 508
I Algeria 292.240 278.378 ||11.950
I25 1.880 7 ' -
I Tunisia 227.365 64.850 73.532 313 88.668 2 I -
I South Africa ■49.422 16 222 I-791 3,575 27 43.516 203 ■»
I Cyprus 195.372 4 38 1.534 ' -193.436 360"
J Other countries73.666 4.460 22.126 |2.205 I14.235 4.142 25.297 325 876 "
Extra -EUR 9.5.581.403 795.515 381.489 605.995 1.797.644 91.840 1.713.837 18.372 176.711
Source :EUROSTAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

'Table21:Community wineimportsfromGreece,SpainandPortugal
Marketing years1970/71to1978/79
/Heading22.05BrusselsNomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
I .. I
I Origin 1970/71197V7>1972/731973/741Γ74/751975/761976/771977/781979/79
Total
fromnon-member
countrieshl
%4.640.918 4.131.010
100.07.821.781
100.07.079.932
100.0P.C96.126
100.04.944.655
100.05.076.020 .
100.05.346.739
100.05.581.403
100.0
ofwhich:'
Greece hl
%808.403
174
/ .
1.466.126
31*686.765
16.6658.417
-8.4;'\
338.652
4*8305.923
6.0
I518.494
10.5423.039
.;8.3379.407
7^1344.177
6+2
Spain hl
%1 <nCr
36.7οηεεη
ί~ 7·*·*■
26.31.963.901
27.71.342.618
36.11.755*400
35.41-QQ7.A91
39.42.095.643
,39.22.186.332
39-1
Portugal hl
%.583.558
12£,582.730
14.1749.20e
9.6667.497
9.4503.829
9.9551.388
11.2606.393
11.9690.462
12..9791.120
14-2
Total,
fromapplicant
countrieshl
%2.858.O87
61.62.784.280
6743.463.536
4432.970.050
41.9
/.2.652.370
52.02.825.282
57.13.027.253
.59.63.I65.512
59.23.321.629
59-5
Source:.EUROSTAT print-outs -
Reports fromMemberStates

Table 22:Community wineexports tonon-member countries ,broken downbyexporting Member State
Marketing years 1970 /71to1978 /79
Heading 22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl>
ISporting Member Stat <1970/71 1971/72 1972/73 1973/74 1974/75 1975/76 1976/77 1977/78 1973/79
IFrance 1.215.203 1.393.356 1.833.7:0 1.699.611 1.763.9^5 2.OO3.197 2.177.950 2.245.619p-XQ •»=I
IBLEU 1.027 552 678,612 1.224 754 I.056Il c?c366
INetherlands 337 1.394 32.653 22! 310 884 1 1.720 2.832 3.79 -
IGermany 245.251 255.716 349.260 354.277 374.283 532.925 774.078 737.519 801.291
IItaly 1.312.586 1.372.597 1.854.645 1.767.792 1.608.714 2.261.826 1.959.067 2.526.123 3.493.007
IUnited Kingdom 78.452 51.090 73.366 .82.499 68.501 81.493 92.355 90.423 102.89 :
IIreland 26 23 9 7 48 62 7 120 ■369
IDenmark 3.922 4.323 3.903 7.170 7.880 9.954 13.484 10.9097.692 [
EUR 9 2.657.134 3.CS2.C-51 j4.148.294 3.912.189 3 004C~~ •H•^O 4.891.095 5.C19.727C '1 "'6.677.8c"C |
Source :EUR0STAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table 23:Exports tonon-member countries during 1970 /71-1978 /79/broken down byprincipal countries ofdestination
Heading No22.05 Brussels Nomenclature :wine offresh grapes
<hl)
I Destination I1970/71 1971/72 1972/73 ifT -î/7 -: 1974/75 -975/76 1976/77 1977/73 I1978/79
Norway
Sweden *
Finland
Switzerland
Austria
F:R .Germany
Reunion
South Africa
United States of
America
Canada
Guaaa loupe
Martinique
Venezuela
■Japan
Australia
Free ports
Other countries28.364
123.814
29.274
856.726
87.383 .
1.567
10.094
10.618
4.216
796.675
153.518
72.-444
15.610
10.152
14.074
438.433
204.16729.220
164.203
29.903
957.1-3
96.844
1.599
'23.942
'11.875
v3.64 ?
.'607.954
'185.545
105.33 ?
15.043
i6.ei2
16.112
405.356
206 .46S27.090
149.943
37.133
1.140.990
125.113
2.306
31.981
12.366
3.279
1.194.303
202.015
156.521
17.566
76.469
16.443
644.185
309.18029.721
161.549
26.246
l.o:3.977
116.967
1.845
'159.519
13.214
£.726
1.CC3.513
243.556
148.756
2^.857
79.135
28.273
578.039
245.59635.017
295.100
38.550
9?3.S53
"1.65.771
2.764
110.60c
12.549
68.063
1952.055
309.725
144.807
13.330
. .39.413
28.648
-395.381
223.29244.864
288.132
33.499
1.071.18 ?
231 .0.'S
1.421
148.787
15.994
64.047
1.459.C92
413.350
164.570
26.962
52.988
41.741 -
513.810
269.57147.608
366.570
34.859
977.6CC
171.510
1.391
100.596
17.729
2.960
1.910.685
555.417
170.997
28.277
76.201
47.486
233.853
275.98251.454
321.324
36.533
937.915
142.809
100.373
133.659
19.485
4.781
2.338.697
633.241
186.402
42.174
66.237
52.659
229.792
316.88948.654
318.951
30.535
1.121.385
125.333
276.132
122.845
37.394
3.266
2.959.756
671.957
183.553
33.471
113.353
57.657
237.548
326.069
EXTRA -EUR 9 2.857.134 3.082.05 ^•ï•O "»O«3.912.189 3.S24.925 4.S91.095 5.019.727 5.515.4246.677.860 j
Source :EUROSTAT print-outs
Reports from Member States

Table24:ExportstoNon-Membercountriesduring1977/78,brokendownbyprincipalcountriesofdestination
andbyexporting MemberState
Heading22.05BrusselsNomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
.hl
I ^ I Exporting MemberStates
I,Destination EUR9
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK Ireland Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Switzerland ,
Austria
SovietUnion
GermanDemocratic
Rep.UnitedStatesof
America
.Canada
FrenchOverseas Dept
Venezuela
-Japan
Australia
Freeports ,
Othercountries51.454
321.324
36.533
-937.915
143.809
100.373
133.659
2.333.697
633.241
186.402
42.174
66.237
52.659
229.792
341.15535.670
252.072
24.082
415.965
46.46I
771
94.331
.550.447
344.196'
186.027
^6.486
•32.899
"9.132
227.080118'
2
4
37
-328
49
10
7
'1.2748
6
/
1.132
21
1.71510.910
44.341
7.393
io.e97
1.458
121
463.489
113.728
14
1.635
27.178
23.415
32.9402.967
20.524
2.715
510.339
95.369
99.391
39.252
1.273.612
166.643
105
13.902
5.493
19.003
229.792
47.016 .779
2.590
1.633
579
170
22
73
49.934
8.664
256
120
654
1.088
23.8611
11
1081.002
.1.795
706
91
23
68
3
23
24
13
7.161
Extra-EUR9 5.615.424 2.245.619 1.829 2.882 737.519 2.526.123 90.423 120 10.909
Source:EUROSTAT prmt-outs
Reports-fromMemberStates

Table25:.Exportstonon-membercountriesduring1978/79,brokendownbyprincipalcountriesofdestination
andbyexporting MemberState ,-
HeadingNo22.05BrusselsNomenclature :wineoffreshgrapes
<hl)
Destination EUR9Exporting MemberStates\
France BLEU Netherlands FRGermany Italy UK Ireland Denmark
INorway 48.654 29.1221 11.462 6.401 1.030 638
ISweden 318.951 232.087 2- 53.303 28.815 3.616s 1.128
ISwitzerland 1.121.385 492.597 15 .7 13.414 613.079 2.272 1
IAustria 135.333 .38.838 1 2 2.236 94.081 165 10
ISovietUnion 276.132 '-1.106 208274.8I8"
IGermanDem.Rep. 122.845 *82.533 40.243 69"
IIvoryCoast 37.394 19.993 10 –1417.275 102 -
IUnitedStatesofAmerica 2.959.756 575.322 106 2.487 489.593 1.831.439 60.799 9 1
ICanada 671.957 313.100 110.186 240.908 7.763"
IFrench.OverseasDepts.183.553 183.25112 204 ''
IVenezuela 33.471 16.903'83015.730 8 -
IJapan .113.353 56.451 ; 48.198 7.611 V1.0921
IAustralia 57.657 ,8.74926.012 22.246 -65°"
IFreeports 237.548237.548
IOthercountries 359.871 218.393 234 1.299 45.823 62.609 25.240 360 5.913
Extra-EUR9 6.677.860 2.268.445 366-3.798 801.291 3.493.007 102.892 3697.692j
Source:EUROSTAT prmt-outs
ReportsfromMemberStates *
/

CE-DG.VI-E-2
Production andinternal usesofwine
EUR6
(inmillion,hectolitres )
I*•»♦Hab 1nrn
Prod.
Uses130.138
H1.7961.252,3
.298,0:651,8
:197,4■ ·
!, ,l8o
1175
/ 17η170_ Prod.130.138 1.Z5Z.31651,8 i ./_J1?0
UsesH1.796-298,0:197,4 \s /j
165- L- \ ■'I16-5
160_ I\ i100
135.- '\ ■'~13!)
15°- A/\ ~15°
145 .A !-I
"4'-\.\/VV/"""Ί135-hTVvVV"
125-\/ -|125
120-\/ Production _■120
M [
115- Internai uses –•115
" , • i
110_ _110\ - ' y 1oï i_i0
62/6363/6464/6565/6666/6767/6868/6969/7070/7171/7272/7373/7474/7575/7676/7777/7878/7979/80
est.
Thefiguresforinternal usesdonotinclude -winedistilled asan
intervention measure
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inmillionhectolitres )
180r : ; ; 180
175L , '_175
170- h / _170
165r \ -165
160L /\ / 160
155 /\ */ _155
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140 "M--–/ -
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I '
120 „ , . Production _120
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est.
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intervention measure
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Production andinternal usesofwine
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ν
vinmillionhectolitres )
1
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