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(FILES)Workers pick grapes at the start of the grape harvest in this September 19, 2013 file photo in Ingersheim, France where the grapes will be used to produce a sparkling wine called Cremant. Attention wine lovers: savor every last sip, as researchers say there may be a global shortage looming. Wine prices could shoot up because of a fall in production and growing thirst for wine among Chinese and Americans, Morgan Stanley research said in a report October 31, 2013. World production peaked in 2004, with an excess of 600 million cases. But since then supply has fallen because of lower production capacity, slipping in 2012 to the lowest level in 40 years, the US bank said. Production capacity has dropped particularly in Europe, where today it is 10 percent lower than in 2005, especially in France, the world's top producer, followed by Italy and Spain. AFP PHOTO/FREDERICK FLORIN
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Ingersheim, Haut-Rhin, FRANCE |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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FREDERICK FLORIN |
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31 Octombrie 2013 |
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4256 x 2833 (1.38 MB) |
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