Foley Family Farms to pay $18,000 to workers in retaliation complaint // Selling a Californian Winery? Get Ready for a Reality Check

Eight workers will share the settlement after a state agency found they were retaliated against.

As wine sales drop and winery owners head for retirement, more properties are coming onto the market. But, experts tell Felicity Carter, expectations are unrealistic.

Furious French grape growers gathered outside Lidl stores in the Rhône Valley to mount a protest against wines being sold at just €1.69 per bottle.

Judge Mark Boessenecker officially sided with the county, finding Hoopes winery conducted tastings and tours without required authorization.

More businesses in the world’s fragmented wine industry need to work together as climate change rocks the sector.

Luxury group LVMH said on Thursday it is overhauling management of its wines and spirits division Moet Hennessy.

Wine stocks in Germany are 2.8% higher than in the previous year.

Wine sales are declining worldwide, yet sales of Chablis continue to increase in the U.S. market. What’s driving this success?

Spain’s government has issued aid packages as the country’s agri sector, including its wine industry, picks through the damage from the deluge.

The French government will pay grape growers €109.8m to compensate them for uprooting 27,500 hectares of vineyards in response to an oversupply crisis.

Once the preserve of summer consumption, white and rosé wines appear to be stretching into the darker months of the year.

Consumers are still seeking out deals on their holiday meals, per Circana.

Parliament's proposed addition of a "no risk" country category to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has angered climate advocates.

California has increasingly focused on developing voluntary agreements (VAs) with water users to achieve regulatory goals in some watersheds.

Speaking at COP29 one of the most famous gurus in the world issued an impassioned cry for governments to commit to converting 3% of their soils to organic.

The LIFE Natural Agro project, co-financed by the European Union, is making significant strides towards more sustainable viticulture.

Tim Atkin MW reflects on his initial impressions of what he describes as ‘a New World of the Old World’.

The nutria rodent has become a migrating problem in the Central Valley, including sensitive wetlands in Solano County. That could be a significant threat to local agriculture.

A stellar band of winemakers gathered to celebrate ungrafted vines in Monaco this week.

Conference reveals ways to break down barriers to belonging in recruitment/hiring, where to look for untapped talent and more.