Wine and the U.S. Farm Bill - Agricultural Issues Center

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Wine economics and policy comments
Cal-Med Consortium
Dan Sumner
U.S. Wine Industry
• Wine: Highest-valued finished agricultural
product (for CA).
• Wine in US: $16.5 billion
– 2005 retail value of US wine market: $26
billion
• Premium wine (>$7) :
– Shipments increased by 13%
– Accounts for 35% of case volume
– 66% of winery sales revenue
U.S. Wine Industry (cont)
• Everyday wine (<$7):
– Shipments decreased by 2%
– Account for 65% of volume
– 34% of winery sales revenue
• 4th largest wine-producing nation.
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Number of Wineries
Bonded Wineries
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US
CA
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Data source: http://www.wineinstitute.org/industry/keyfacts/ca_wineries.php
Winery Size Categories (By Case)
100.00%
90.00%
80.00%
70.00%
60.00%
% of Wineries
50.00%
% of Gallons
40.00%
30.00%
20.00%
10.00%
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< 1K
1K - 4K
4K - 10K
10K - 25K
25K - 42K
42K - 105K
105K - 370K
Data source: http://www.wineamerica.org/newsroom/sizedistribution.htm
> 370K
US Wine Sales Retail Value
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$ Billion
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Retail Value
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Data source: http://www.wineinstitute.org/industry/statistics/2006/wine_sales.php
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Wine & Winegrape Producer
Organizations
• WineAmerica: Wine producer organization
representing more than 800 members in 48
states.
• Winegrape Growers of America (WGA):
Lobbying arm of the national winegrape industry.
• The Wine Institute: Represents 975 California
wine producers and affiliated businesses.
• California Association of Winegrape Growers
(CAWG): Represents California winegrape
growers.
WineAmerica’s Priorities
A national vintners association focusing on
– Immigration Reform (AgJOBS)
– Specialty Crop Grants
– EAT Healthy Specialty Crop Bill
– Small Producer Credit
– Value-Added Grant Program
Winegrape Growers of America’s
(WGA) Priorities
• AgJOBS
• Relief for growers hit by Pierce’s Disease
• Funding for research into pest & disease
prevention
• Winegrape Research programs
• International Trade Issues
• Farm Bill Priorities
• Repeal of Estate Tax
• 2007 Agricultural Appropriations Bill
The Wine Institute’s Priorities
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Interstate Shipping Laws
Labeling
Advertising Standards
International Trade
Sustainable Winegrowing Practices
Reduction of EU subsidies
Immigration reform (AgJOBS)
California Association of Winegrape
Growers’ (CAWG) Priorities
• Funding for Viticultural Research
• Reform of estate tax laws
• Prevent misleading grape origin and varietal
information on wine labels
• Opposed Global Warming Solutions Act
• Opposed bill requiring Farm Labor Contractors
to disclose to employees the names and
addresses of legal entities securing the services
of the FLC.
• Support immigration reform (AgJOBS)
International Trade Issues
• Promote multi-country, trade-facilitating
pact to recognize winemaking practices
authorized by a winery’s government
• Recognize place names of origin
• Simplify certification process for wines
traded internationally
• Push for reduction in EU wine subsidies
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