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BBCNEWS World Business Report June 4, 2024 05:52:00

Consumption has dropped by 70% in france. what we are seeing is every age group, they are actually drinking less alcohol than the previous age group. and wine is even more severely hit than other forms of alcohol consumption, as there is greater diversification in alcohol consumption, competition coming from spirits and from beer. so bordeaux wines depend very severely on the domestic market, up to 55%. the second greatest market is china, so consumption is dropping in france and the chinese mar...
Age Group Alcohol Consumption Domestic Market Stock Available

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 17:49:00

Nowhere to go. when the going gets tough, and we have seen inflation in production costs in excess of 20%, there have been the margins in the past four or five years, typically one to 2%, to build up any surplus to offset the impact of recent inflation. what we seeing now is growers are turning their back on fresh produce production and preferring to grow wheat which is less expensive to grow. there is risk involved. all of this, at a time when we should be increasing hours consumption of fresh ...
Production Costs Nowhere To Go

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CNN CNN Newsroom June 4, 2024 20:43:00

Fha, the federal housing administration so that will work out to about 30 basis points or $800 in savings annually for most new borrowers. depending on the cost of your home it could be a bit more than that and could be a bit less. fha, guys, tends to benefit first-time home buyers. lets say you dont have 20% to put down so perhaps you dont and perhaps you have a lower credit score, you can get afternoon fha insured home. the catch you have to pay this premium so the white house is hoping by red...
Basis Points Afternoon Fha Home Buyers Credit Score White House Mortgage Bankers Association

BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 22:18:00

There is some degree of optimism here at the royal college of nursing that this process might go some way towards resolving this bitter pay row, but other unions are frustrated at not being invited into the talks or being told what might be on offer. further strikes by ambulance staff are planned for march. unison is set to announce further action. a spokesperson said, "meeting one union alone will do nothing to solve the dispute." hugh pym, bbc news, at the royal college of nursing. the governm...
College Of Nursing Pay Row Hugh Pym Bbc News Disruption March Scottish Government

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