Global Wine Industry Forecast (2011-2015)

In the last two decades, the worldwide wine industry has become increasingly internationalized and sophisticated, though over the years, the market has become fragmented, multilingual, operating in many currencies, and informationintensive. The wine industry globally faces continued shakeup and consolidation and the generation of mega wine companies has become inevitable. There has also been a shift in the major wine production centers – while production in Europe is declining, countries like Australia, Chile and China are emerging as new export hubs. Since 2008, the global wine business has suffered severely due to recession along with the fact that global consumption showing downward trends and production levels have stagnated. According to early estimates, global wine production is likely to fall further in 2010 with declining production in United States, Europe and Australia. This may reduce the demand and supply gap that has been created over the last few years and as a result may impact the wine prices. “Global Wine Industry Forecast (20112015)” report from Synergyst provides an indepth analysis of the wine industry world over with comprehensive evaluation of leading markets.

Report Coverage and Highlights

• Global wine production and consumption is analyzed in detail with current statistics and projections for vineyard area, grapes production, wine production and consumption and data on international wine trade.
• Trends in the Global wine markets are examined using SWOT analysis and Porter’s Five Forces analysis.
• Country wise demand and supply trends are discussed for 10 leading countries Argentina, Australia, Chile, China, France, Germany, Italy, South Africa, Spain, United States,
• Also presented are the detailed profiles of leading wine companies including Bacardi, BrownForman, Constellation Brands, LVMH, Pernod Ricard and Fosters Group