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From 22 July to 12 August four online episodes with food and wine, culture and interviews with Lodo Guenzi, Braam Steyn, Gianrico Carofiglio and Ema Stokholma.

The growth of Veneto wine exports continued in 2019, but now concerns come from the consequences of the pandemic. Exploit of sparkling wines, Prosecco in the lead (10.5%). Average sales prices decreased (-9.4%). All the data in the new Veneto Agriculture report.

Presented online this morning, during the 3rd and last focus of the Veneto Vitivinicolous Triptych, the official final data of the last harvest (over 14 mln / q), an event of Veneto Agriculture with the Region and Avepa. Wine exports are also in the spotlight (Veneto remains the first Italian region), international markets, which increasingly demand high quality products, online sales and in large-scale distribution (expanding).

The Covid pandemic caused a slowdown in Veneto wine exports in 2020 (-3.3%). Nevertheless, Veneto wine exports represent 36% of the national value. All the export data in the new Veneto Agriculture report, waiting for the "historic" focus on harvest forecasts in Veneto, in the main Italian wine regions, in France and Spain scheduled for 31 August.

Councilor Caner's announcement in view of the focus of the Veneto Region, Veneto Agriculture and Avepa scheduled for Thursday 22 December in Lonigo (VI). On this occasion, the final numbers of the 2022 harvest in the Veneto region and of wine exports will be presented. Report by Veneto Agricoltura on the regional wine sector which, starting from exports, is showing itself to be in full health.

Sunday 12 March at 10.30 the conference at Palazzo dei Trecento in Treviso. The conference is part of the rich calendar of events of Vinetia Tasting – Il Veneto nel calice, which will bring the best wines from the Veneto to the city.

While the 2023 harvest is taking place, difficult but with production expected to grow slightly (5/10%), the latest report on the wine sector from Veneto Agricoltura highlights an excellent 2022 vintage for wine exports from the Veneto region (2, 84 billion euros, 13.9%), but with prospects for 2023 that present clouds on the horizon.

"The Veneto wine sector will confirm its role as a driving force for regional and national agriculture in 2025, showing signs of structural growth in production, exports, and the promotion of quality designations, despite a complex international context marked by geopolitical tensions, tariffs, and shifting consumption patterns."

Sforzato della Valtellina and the Venetian Prosecco will benefit most of all.

The event returns to Santa Lucia di Piave on Sunday, March 22nd, featuring 800 labels, 150 wineries, and 8 Consortia. Guided tours in Italian and English and four masterclasses are also open to the public.

The first meeting of the Veneto Wine Triptych highlighted how potential fertility in the vineyard is slightly increasing by 2025.