FRANCE: Natural cork industry must consolidate, says report
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 7 July 2006
Wine consultant Skalli & Rein has warned that producers of natural cork must consolidate if they are to regain ground lost to synthetic closures and screwcaps.
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Wine consultant Skalli & Rein has warned that producers of natural cork must consolidate if they are to regain ground lost to synthetic closures and screwcaps.
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