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Virus impact on wine

Diageo, the largest alcoholic beverage company in the world, estimates that the loss in its fiscal year ending June 2020 would be between $300 million and $420 million

Roda wine
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Although a relatively new winery (only 30 years old), Roda has garnered a solid reputation for quality and innovation: it practises sustainable viticulture in its 120 hectares of vineyards and invests a significant amount annually in R&D

Alok Chandra
The topic of the day is coronavirus. It is impacting every aspect of our existence, so let’s look at how it impacts something I write about every fortnight: wine.

As we speak, the WHO has declared coronavirus a pandemic infection, and the government of India has suspended all visas from overseas and instituted an unprecedented level of checking at airports. Global stock markets have tanked, and crude oil prices are seeking a 20-year low at $30-35 per barrel — down from almost double that not so long ago.

All economies will be adversely affected: production, sales, supply chains, earnings, investments,
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