Over 2,340 enterprises (38,000 considering also agricultural processing ones), 21.5 billion euros of direct turnover, 10 billion euros of exports (80% of which are concentrated between Europe and North America, and with a surplus of more than 8 billion),
1 billion euros brought to the Treasury’s coffers (73% coming from excise duties on intermediate products, 26% from corporate income taxes and 1% from state marks), to which is added a consumption VAT for wine, spirits and vinegars of 3.2 billion euros: these are the most important values that emerge from the “Supply Chain Study”, for the Wines, Spirits and Vinegars sectors, carried out by Nomisma for Federvini and presented today at the Chamber of Deputies, in Rome.
SOURCE: https://winenews.it/
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