COMMENT: INAO change raises French reform hopes
By Chris Brook-Carter | 31 January 2007
The news that Yves Bénard is the front-runner for the top job at the INAO is good news for reformers in the French wine industry.
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The news that Yves Bénard is the front-runner for the top job at the INAO is good news for reformers in the French wine industry.
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