Climate change, economics, consumption trends put pressure on French grapes
by editors@theworld.org (Hannah Chanatry) from The World: Latest Stories on (#71QWV)
The French government will spend $150 million to rip out grapevines in response to increasing pressure on the wine industry. A combination of climate change, tariffs and changes in consumption habits have caused significant challenges for farmers across the country. The World's Host Marco Werman speaks with Alicia Gallais], professor of wine management at the Burgundy School of Business.