Grapes are native to Mediterranean Europe and Central Asia. World grape production occupies over 75,000 square kilometers, with 71% used for wine, 27% for fresh consumption, and 2% as raisins. The largest wine producing countries are Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, the United States, Iran, Romania, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, and Australia.
Grapes are native to Mediterranean Europe and Central Asia. World grape production occupies over 75,000 square kilometers, with 71% used for wine, 27% for fresh consumption, and 2% as raisins. The largest wine producing countries are Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, the United States, Iran, Romania, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, and Australia.
Grapes are native to Mediterranean Europe and Central Asia. World grape production occupies over 75,000 square kilometers, with 71% used for wine, 27% for fresh consumption, and 2% as raisins. The largest wine producing countries are Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, the United States, Iran, Romania, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, and Australia.
THE GRAPES ARE NATIVE TO MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE AND CENTRAL
ASIA. IN SMALLER QUANTITY THEY ARE PRODUCED IN AMERICA World grape production occupies 75 866 square kilometers. Approximately 71% of the production is used for wine, 27% fresh consumption and 2% as nuts. A part of the grape juice production is used as a sweetener for juices distributed under the slogans without added sugar and 100% natural. The grapes are preferably harvested at the end of summer at the beginning of autumn in Mediterranean climates.
The following table of the largest wine
producers shows the correspondence with the areas dedicated to vineyard plantation Spain 11 750 km² France 8640 km² Italy 8270 km² Turkey 8120 km² United States 4150 km² Iran 2860 km² Romania 2480 km² Portugal 2160 km² Argentina 2080 km² Chile 1840 km² Australia 1642 km² England 1053 km²
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