FRANCE: Bordeaux, Cognac drive nine-month wines, spirits exports
By Stuart Todd | 18 November 2011
French wines and spirits exports rose by 11.7% in value in the first nine months of 2011, to almost EUR7bn (US$9.46bn), according to figures from trade federation FEVS.
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French wines and spirits exports rose by 11.7% in value in the first nine months of 2011, to almost EUR7bn (US$9.46bn), according to figures from trade federation FEVS.
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