The research institute Statista has recently published an extremely significant graph, which effectively describes the exchanges of wine between the United States and the main European countries. And, in coherent homage to the subject, he closes the brief presentation with an ironic cheers. The theme, as the blog reports Paula's house, was suggested to Statista researchers by the fact that Trump, constantly looking for enemies to scold and threaten, this time accuses France and other wine-producing countries of invading the States with their products and of hindering the made with penalizing duties in the USA wine. Statista points out that America's love of European wines is, in fact, an almost one-way business. Which rewards - we add - above all Italy.
The problem is not, as Trump babbles, that American wines are penalized by unjust duties, but that they are not loved, sought after, valuable like European and Italian ones in particular. And after all, if the world bible of wine, the American Wine Spectator, rewards non-American wines in 90 percent of cases and this year proclaimed Sassicaia the best in the world, there must be a reason…Our wines are of a clearly superior to the American ones and consumers in the States appreciate them, want them, buy them and prefer them to the "natives".
And speaking of Italian exports, in these months of 2018 e a followed - exclusively - by the promotional policies of the years prior to 2018 in addition to the resounding worldwide success of EXPO 2015, Italian food and beverages saw a further increase in sales on world markets. In addition to this, the Italian home-system and even more the Italian kitchen-system are registering – despite the total absence of any “real” promotion (not the blabbering of the various ministers on a tourist trip) – very important growth in quantity and quality as well as an enlargement of importing countries.
