BELGIUM: EU to unveil wine market overhaul
By Chris Jones | 15 June 2006
Wine producers will be offered incentives to dig up their vines in a bid to reduce EU production.
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Wine producers will be offered incentives to dig up their vines in a bid to reduce EU production.
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