EU: Argentina gets EU wine acid stay of execution
By Keith Nuthall | 21 May 2007
Argentine wine producers have been granted a stay of execution over their right to sell wines in the European Union (EU) containing malic acid.
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Argentine wine producers have been granted a stay of execution over their right to sell wines in the European Union (EU) containing malic acid.
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