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The average recommended selling price for exported bottled wine is $ 2.5 per bottle and in bulk is $ 1.2 per liter.

The average recommended selling price for exported bottled wine is $ 2.5 per bottle and in bulk is $ 1.2 per liter.

Such data was presented by the director of the National Bureau of Vine and Wine Cristina Frolov at the National Conference on the Wine Industry on the topic "Grape harvest 2021: features and capitalization." As noted, at the moment the average export price of bottled wine is $ 1.57 per bottle against the recommended $ 2.5, and the price of wine in bulk is $ 0.59 per liter against the recommended $ 1.2. In particular, according to the IMF, it recommends average prices for wine exports to Romania at $ 2.5 per bottle ($ 2.31 now) and $ 1.1 per liter ($ 0.74 now); Czech Republic - $ 2 per bottle ($ 1.24 now) and $ 1.1 per liter ($ 0.72 now); Poland - $ 2 per bottle ($ 1.3 now) and $ 1.2 per liter ($ 0.8 now); China - $ 2.2 per bottle ($ 1.89 now) and $ 1.5 per liter ($ 0.7 now); Ukraine - $ 2 per bottle ($ 1.39 now) and $ 0.9 per liter ($ 0.51 now), USA - $ 2.2 per bottle ($ 1.95 now) and $ 2 per liter ($ 1.88 now), Canada - $ 2 per bottle ($ 1.09 now) and $ 1.8 per liter ($ 1.38 now). Cristina Frolov noted that 2020 proved that the chosen vector of development - diversification of export markets and wine products - ensures the sustainability of the wine industry even in the face of drought and pandemic. // 24.08.2021 — InfoMarket.

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