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Real price paid to winegrowers falls 5% despite good harvest season
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Real price paid to winegrowers falls 5% despite good harvest season

Jornal de Negócios8 September 2026 at 14:30

The real price paid to wine growers fell 5% despite a good harvest season. António Manuel Mendes identifies the increase in fuel costs, the rise in the Green Dot fee, and the drop in wine consumption as factors that are pressuring the sector.

The sector federation delivered a letter to the prime minister asking for the reversal of the tax on glass bottles, warning of the "crisis" moment the wine industry is going through.

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