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The World's Wine Markets: Globalization at Work (Paperback)
Paperback: 352 pages
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd (27 Jun 2005)
Language English
ISBN: 1845425146
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This absorbing book examines the period of massive structural adjustment taking place in the wine industry. For many centuries wine was very much a European product. While that is still the case today - three-quarters of world wine production, consumption and trade involve Europe and most of the rest involves just a handful of New World countries settled by Europeans - the importance of exports from non-European countries has risen dramatically over the past decade. "The World's Wine Markets" includes an in-depth look at the growth and impact of New World wine production on the Old World producers, revealing that between 1990 and 2001, the New World's combined share of world wine exports grew from 4 to 18 per cent, or from 10 to 35 per cent when intra-European Union trade is excluded. Original essays, by economists from each of the major wine producing and consuming regions in the world, analyses recent developments and future trends, and conclude that globalization of the industry is set to continue for the foreseeable future. Furthermore they argue that with increasing globalization, there is a greater need than ever for systematic analysis of the world's wine markets. This fascinating work will appeal greatly to students enrolled in wine marketing and business courses, those studying industrial organization, and economists and other social scientists interested in case studies of globalization at work. As well, wine industry participants interested in understanding the reasons behind the recent dramatic developments in the industry will find this rigorously analytical yet accessible book of great value.
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List of figures vii
List of tables x
List of contributors xiii
Preface xvii
List of abbreviations xviii
PART I OVERVIEW
1. Introduction 3
Kym Anderson
2. The global picture 14
Kym Anderson, David Norman and Glyn Wittwer
PART II THE OLD WORLD
3. France 59
Emmanuelle Auriol, Jean-Baptiste Lesourd and
Steven G.M. Schilizzi, with an annex by Mathilde Hulot
4. Italy 73
Alessandro Corsi, Eugenio Pomarici and Roberta Sardone
5. Spain and Portugal 98
Luis Miguel Albisu
6. Germany 110
Karl Storchmann and Günter Schamel
7. The United Kingdom 124
Sally Stening, Klaus Kilov, Larry Lockshin and Tony Spawton
8. The Nordic countries 141
Jan Bentzen and Valdemar Smith
9. Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union 161
Nivelin Noev and Johan F.M. Swinnen
PART III THE NEW WORLD
10. North America 187
Daniel A. Sumner, Helene Bombrun, Julian M. Alston and
Dale Heien
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11. South America 210
William Foster and Alberto Valdés
12. South Africa 227
Nick Vink, Gavin Williams and Johann Kirsten
13. Australia 252
Kym Anderson
14. New Zealand 287
Mia Mikic´
PART IV OTHER EMERGING MARKETS
15. East Asia 307
Christopher Findlay, Roger Farrell, Chunlai Chen and
Dewen Wang
Index 327
vi Contents
9.2 Change in production of wine, Bulgaria, Hungary and
Romania, 1989–1999 165
9.3 Change in production of wine, selected countries, 1989–99 166
9.4 Change in area of vineyards, various regions, 1989–99 169
9.5 Change in area of vineyards, selected countries, 1989–99 170
9.6 Change in production of grapes, various regions, 1989–99 170
9.7 Grape yields, various regions, 1989–99 171
9.8 Grape yields, selected countries, 1989–99 172
9.9 Change in volume and value of wine exports, by region,
1989–99 177
9.10 Change in volume and value of wine exports, selected
countries, 1989–99 178
10.1 Wine consumption in the USA, 1934–99 192
10.2 Consumer purchases of table wine in food stores,
USA, 2000 194
10.3 Grape crush, USA and California, 1978–2000 197
10.4 Regional distribution of grape crush within California, 2000 199
10.5 Average price of crushed grapes in California by region,
1998–2000 200
10.6 Bearing area of wine grapes, California, 1988–2000 201
11.1 Average pricing and tasting scores, Chile vs USA,
1991–97 217
11.2 Real domestic prices of wine grapes, Chile, 1985–2000 223
11.3 Intra-industry bulk wine real prices, Chile, 1980–2001 223
12.1 Wine industry structure, South Africa, 2002 242
13.1 Australia’s share of global vine area, wine production,
and wine exports, 1990–2002 253
13.2 Domestic and export sales of Australian wine by volume,
1946–2007 254
13.3 Area of vineyards, Australia, 1850–2002 255
13.4 Share of non-bearing vines in total vine area, by variety,
Australia, 1995–2002 256
13.5 Shares of wine production exported and wine consumption
imported, Australia, 1856–57 to 2002–03 258
13.6 Composition of wine production, Australia, 1922–23 to
2001–02 259
13.7 Wine grape crush by variety group, Australia, 1955–56 to
2001–02 260
13.8 Australia’s share of the value of wine imports by selected
importing countries, 1990–2002 265
14.1 Key indicators of the wine industry, New Zealand, 1990 and
2002 292
viii Figures
14.2 Wine import tariffs and volume of imports, New Zealand,
1986–2000 293
14.3 Major wine importing countries’ shares of global imports
and their share of New Zealand’s wine exports, 2001 298
14.4 Projections of wine grapes crushed and prices of wine
exports, New Zealand, 1989–2005 301
15.1 Volume of wine consumption, East Asia, 1991–2001 308
15.2 Wine consumption per capita, China and Japan, 1991–2001 309
15.3 East Asia’s share of global wine imports, 1990–2001 310
15.4 Ratio of net imports to exports plus imports and share of
imports in consumption, volume based, China, 1996–2001 313
15.5 Imports of wine by type, China, 1997–2001 314
15.6 Indices of wine import trade intensity, Japan, 1990–2001 319
Figures ix
Tables
2.1 Firm concentration within the wine industry, selected Old
World and New World countries, 2000 17
2.2 Prevalence of wine cooperatives in the European Union, 2000 18
2.3 Shares of major regions in world wine production and
consumption volume and in value of exports and imports,
including and excluding intra-European Union trade,
1988 and 2001 19
2.4 Shares of exports of major wine exporters going to various
wine-importing regions, by value, 2001 23
2.5 Growth in vine area and wine production, consumption and
export volume and value, major regions, 1990–2001 24
2.6 Volume of wine production and consumption per capita,
trade orientation, and price of exports, by region, 1988–90
and 2001 28
2.7 Projected change in producer prices and output, selected
countries, 1999–2005 39
2.8 Decomposition of the projected changes in producer prices and
outputs in Australia’s premium wine industry, 1999–2005 40
2.9 Decomposition of the additional effect on premium grape and
wine producer prices of assuming slower global economic
growth, % difference in 2005 42
A2.1 Summary of the world’s wine markets, 1999–2001 47
A2.2 Other key indicators of the world’s wine markets, 1999–2001 50
A2.3 Value of wine exports to various regions, 1999–2001 53
A2.4 Value of wine imports from various regions, 1999–2001 54
3.1 Vineyard and wine production, France and other
wine-producing countries, 2001 60
3.2 French regional red and rosé wine production, 2000 62
3.3 French regional white and sparkling wine production, 2000 63
3.4 Indications of French wine production and exports,
1990–2001 65
3.5 Major multinational companies involved in international
wine trade, 2000–2001 67
4.1 Wine grape and wine production, wine grape area and
wine exports, Italy, 1861–2001 75
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4.2 Foreign trade in wine, Italy, 1870–1999 77
4.3 Shares of major countries in wine exports, and export prices,
Italy, 1969–99 79
4.4 Shares of different wine types in the volume of Italian exports,
1981–96 81
4.5 Wine-growing farms and wine grape area by region, Italy,
1997 85
4.6 Winemakers by type, Italy, 1998 86
4.7 Wine production by type, Italy, 1998 87
4.8 Italy’s shares in selected countries’ wine imports, 1991–2000 91
5.1 Area planted to vines, wine production and wine consumption,
Portugal and Spain, 1990–2001 101
5.2 Wine exports and imports, Portugal and Spain, 1990–2001 107
6.1 Vineyard area and yields, Germany, 2000 113
6.2 Winegrape varieties, Germany, 1990–2000 114
6.3 Wine exports, Germany, 1970–2000 114
6.4 German wine exports, by country of destination, 1999 115
6.5 German wine imports, by country of origin, 2000 117
6.6 German wine imports, by quality, style and colour, 2000 118
6.7 Beverage consumption, Germany, 1996–2000 119
6.8 Consumer buying trends, Germany, 1995–2000 120
8.1 Shares of wine, beer and spirits in total alcohol consumption,
Nordic countries and France, 1953–2000 144
8.2 Wine consumption, Nordic countries, 1999 and 2000 147
8.3 Travel import allowance quotas for wine, Nordic countries,
2001 and 2004 148
8.4 Wine taxes, Nordic countries, 2001 151
8.5 Import market shares by country of origin, Nordic countries,
2000 152
8.6 Average import prices of EU wine into Nordic countries, 1993
and 1999 154
8.7 Average import prices of red wine, Nordic countries, 1999 155
8.8 Retail prices of wines, Nordic countries, 2001 156
8.9 Retail prices of specific wines, Nordic countries, 2001 157
9.1 Production and exports of wine, Central and Eastern
European wine-producing countries, 1999 162
9.2 Consumption of wine per capita, selected CEECs, 1989–2001 167
9.3 Household consumption of wine and other beverages, by decile
income groups, Bulgaria, 1998 168
9.4 Wine exports and imports, selected countries, 1992 and 2001 176
9.5 Bulgaria’s exports of bottled and bulk wine to various regions,
1993–2000 178
Tables xi
10.1 Wine consumption, by type and source, USA, 1950–2002 191
10.2 Wine production and consumption, USA and Canada,
1988–2001 193
11.1 Development of the wine sector, Chile, 1979–2001 214
11.2 Area of wine grape vineyards, by variety, Chile, 1994–99 215
11.3 Development of the wine sector, Argentina, 1979–2001 218
12.1 Regional distribution of grapevines and of wine output,
South Africa, 2002 240
12.2 Cultivar composition of vines and wine grapes crushed,
South Africa, 2002 241
12.3 Net change in area planted to different grape varieties,
South Africa, 2000 and 2002 243
12.4 Average prices for bulk sales of ‘good wine’, South Africa,
1992–2002 244
12.5 Index of prices of various grape varieties sold for winemaking,
South Africa, 1997–2002 244
13.1 Value of five top agricultural exports, Australia, 1988–2003 254
13.2 Booms and plateaus in the development of Australia’s wine
industry, vintages 1854–2003 257
13.3 Australian wine export volumes to key markets, by price
ranges, year ending June 2003 266
13.4 Projected changes in wine output and producer prices,
world and Australia, 1999–2005 268
14.1 Trade policy and other regulatory changes affecting wine
industry expansion, New Zealand, 1958–2001 291
14.2 New Zealand wine exports to key markets by export price,
2001 294
14.3 Sales in super- and ultra-premium market segments in the UK,
the USA and Australia, actual 2000 and projected 2006 300
15.1 Volumes and values of wine imports and exports, China,
1995–2001 312
15.2 Consumption of alcoholic beverages, Japan, 2000 316
15.3 Value of wine imports by type, Japan, 1990–2000 317
15.4 Sources of bottled wine imports, Japan, 1990–2000 318
15.5 Volume, value and unit value of imported wines, by source,
Japan, 2001 318
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