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The harvest already exceeds 2,335 tons of grapes with the Azores getting to know the Madeiran sector
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The harvest already exceeds 2,335 tons of grapes with the Azores getting to know the Madeiran sector

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 15:49

The harvest in Madeira has already exceeded 2,335 tons of grapes harvested, representing a significant milestone for the wine sector in the region. Wine production on the island has been the subject of special attention, with the numbers demonstrating the strength of this tradition in the local economy.

The Azores are learning firsthand about the Madeiran wine sector, through an exchange of experiences between the two Portuguese autonomous regions. This sharing of knowledge allows Azorean producers to learn from the practices established in Madeira.

Cooperation between Madeira and the Azores in the field of wine production reflects the mutual interest in strengthening their respective agricultural sectors. Both regions share similar challenges related to terrain and climate, which makes the exchange of experiences particularly relevant.

This exchange comes at an important time for the Madeiran harvest, which continues to show positive numbers. Collaboration between the two autonomous regions can contribute to the development and modernization of wine production in both territories.

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