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A good harvest does not eliminate the structural challenges facing the sector
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A good harvest does not eliminate the structural challenges facing the sector

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 16:37

Filipe Caldas de Vasconcellos, owner and CEO of Morgado do Quintão, warned that a good harvest does not solve the structural challenges faced by the wine sector. The entrepreneur emphasized that, for too long, producers have been seen only as wine producers, when above all they are farmers. This statement comes in the context of an interview in which Vasconcellos reflects on the reality of the sector.

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