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Moldova entered the TOP 20 countries in terms of wine production, taking 20th place in the ranking with an indicator of 149.9 thousand tons.

Moldova entered the TOP 20 countries in terms of wine production, taking 20th place in the ranking with an indicator of 149.9 thousand tons.

This data was provided by Data Pandas. At the same time, Moldova took 8th place in the world in wine production per capita with an indicator of 42.2 kg. Herewith, in terms of the volume of grapes produced, Moldova ranks 22nd in the ranking with an indicator of 615.7 thousand tons, but 1st place in grape production per capita - 173.4 kg. According to the rating, the following countries produce the most wine in the world: Italy - 4.8 million tons per year, Spain - 4.6 million tons, France - 4.3 million tons, USA - 3.3 million tons, China - 1.7 million tons, Argentina - 1.5 million tons, Chile - 1.2 million tons, Australia - 1.2 million tons, South Africa - 1.1 million tons, Germany - 920.2 thousand tons. Most wine per capita produce: Spain - 98.76 liters per year, Italy - 79.37 liters, Chile - 69.08 liters, New Zealand - 65.37 liters, France - 63.8 liters, Portugal - 58.63 liters, Australia - 47.36 l, Moldova - 42.2 l, Argentina - 33.68 l and Greece - 31.05 l per year. In terms of grape production per person, Moldova leads with 173.4 kg per year, followed in the top 10 by: North Macedonia - 160.61 kg, Chile - 140.75 kg, Italy - 135.71 kg, Spain - 127.18 kg, France - 92.83 kg, Greece - 91.96 kg, New Zealand - 83.36 kg, Portugal - 75.2 kg and Albania - 71.42 kg. // 23.01.2024 - InfoMarket.

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