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Four crises happening at once – pandemic, economic recession, climate crisis and systemic inequalities – the largest (and perhaps best) online conference we’ll probably see this year addresses all four: WineFuture 2021.
On today’s episode, Mike and Emma are joined by our esteemed guests, Pancho Campo and David Furer, the ringleaders of this auspicious conference, who give us insights on the conference itself, as well as a number of the special guests participating this year. This is an episode you don’t want to miss.
Transcript on All About WineFuture 2021
Wines sold in Europe are expected to require labels with calorie information as well as any additives (like tartaric acid or water) by 2022.
As for the cigarette-like health warning, that is likely to be recommended by the World Health Organization, which is taking an increasingly dim view of alcohol consumption.
Asked if the Wine Kills label is coming soon, CEEV secretary general Ignacio Sanchez Recarte said, Maybe not in two or three years, but yes. We are under attack.
We may survive with new rules on product labeling. But the disruption of these anti-alcohol forces, with WHO leading that, is dramatic.