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Wine sales in Poland are falling slightly, but the industry sees opportunities in the fact that consumers are increasingly choosing more expensive wines. However, the planned ban on the sale of alcohol over the internet casts a shadow over the market's prospects - writes "Puls Biznesu" in Wednesday's edition. "The Polish wine market has undergone a significant transformation in recent decades. Twenty years ago, the average Pole drank only half a litre of wine per year, and today consumption reaches 6 litres per person. Although recent studies show that in volume terms the wine market in Poland is shrinking slightly, its value is growing" - writes "Puls Biznesu" in Wednesday's edition. It also reports that according to NielsenIQ, Poles spent PLN 4.6 billion on wine last year. This is 7.3% more than a year earlier, but in quantity terms purchases decreased by 1.2%. President and Sales Director of TiM, one of the largest wine distributors in Poland, Ewa Krzuś-Wiśniewska, notes that changes in the market pose new challenges to the industry.

Spain, France and Italy point out the importance of the CAP having the necessary financial resources for the wine sector.

The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has proposed considering the creation of a "Wine Guide" for the BRICS countries. This was stated by State Secretary - Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Maxim Uvaidov at the International Forum "World Quality Day".