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Implementation of National Support Programmes in Wine Sector (2009-2012)

This report discusses the implementation and spending of support programmes in the wine sector between 2009-2012. It highlights the use of measures such as vineyard restructuring, promotion on third-country markets, and investments. Conclusions after four years show high execution rates and the growing importance of new measures.

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Implementation of National Support Programmes in Wine Sector (2009-2012)

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  1. VI(13)7758 Implementation of the national support programmes in the wine sector between 2009-2012Management Committee 14 October 2013DG AGRI – Unit C.3 - Wine, Alcohol, Spirit drinks, Tobacco, Seeds and Hops

  2. Support programmes 18 Support programmes 2009-2013 BG, CZ, DE, EL, ES, FR, IT, CY, LT, LU, HU, MT, AT, PT, RO, SI, SK, UK • Budget 2009-2012: • 4,088 Billion € • Spending 2009-2012: • 3,985 Billion € - execution rate: 97% 2

  3. Use of particular measures between 2009-2012

  4. Restructuring and conversion of vineyards (44% of funds in 2009-2012)

  5. Promotion on third-country markets (9% of funds in 2009-2012)

  6. Investments (8% of funds in 2009-2012)

  7. Conclusions after 4 years of implementation: • Member States maintained high execution rate (average 97%) • Restructuring and conversion of vineyards remains the most privileged measure and gains importance. • New measures introduced by the 2008 reform also become more important (especially investments and promotion) and should increase even more in 2013 (in particular investments)

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