Recitals
- Recital (1)While the Union remains the global leader in wine production, consumption and exported value, societal and demographic changes are having…
- Recital (2)The High-Level Group on Wine Policy (HLG) was established to discuss those challenges and to identify possible opportunities for the Union…
- Recital (3)In order to provide the best possible support to wine producers facing such challenges, it is appropriate to reflect the most urgent…
- Recital (4)In the wine sector, the relationship between production supply, consumer demand and exports on the world market is currently unstable,…
- Recital (5)In view of the current decline in demand for wine, winegrowers who hold valid unused authorisations for new plantings and authorisations…
- Recital (6)With natural disasters, severe meteorological events and plant disease outbreaks becoming more frequent, Member States should be given the…
- Recital (7)Concerning the management of the production potential, a longer validity period of replanting authorisations should be established to give…
- Recital (8)The last day of the validity of authorisations granted under Articles 64, 66 and 68 of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 of the European…
- Recital (9)Abandoned vineyards can harbour pests and diseases and can therefore pose a risk to the surrounding vineyard area. Member States should…
- Recital (10)Where, in justified crisis situations, national or Union measures aimed at reducing the supply (concerning distillation, green harvesting…
- Recital (11)In order to better take into account recent trends in the wine sector, Member States should have the flexibility to set regional limits on…
- Recital (12)Products with a protected designation of origin or a protected geographical indication have unique characteristics, linked to their…
- Recital (13)In order to avoid aggravating the risk of oversupply in regions where a Member State has opted to limit the granting of new planting…
- Recital (14)It should be clarified that, when granting vine planting authorisations, Member States should be able to use objective, non-discriminatory…
- Recital (15)When Member States decide to make use of the possibility of limiting the issuing of authorisations at regional level, taking into…
- Recital (16)Replanting authorisations are granted to producers who have grubbed up an area planted with vines and submitted an application. It should…
- Recital (17)Replanting authorisations must be used on the same holding on which the grubbing up was undertaken, but it is possible to use them on a…
- Recital (18)While the replanting of a grubbed up vineyard does not increase the vineyard area, Member States should be given the possibility to set…
- Recital (19)In order to ensure a proportionate approach to the application of the scheme of authorisations for vine plantings while taking into…
- Recital (20)Recent years have seen an ever-increasing demand on the part of consumers for grapevine products with a reduced alcohol content produced by…
- Recital (21)High consumer demand for sparkling wine products with a reduced alcohol content or without alcohol represents an opportunity for the…
- Recital (22)The rules on the labelling of wine products should be amended in order to better inform the consumer of the characteristics of grapevine…
- Recital (23)Complying with the Union requirement to include the list of ingredients and the nutrition declaration on the labels of exported wine can be…
- Recital (24)Providing the list of ingredients and the nutrition declaration of wine products by electronic means is an effective way for operators to…
- Recital (25)To reduce the burden on operators, and the uncertainty that they face, it is appropriate to clarify that compulsory particulars should be…
- Recital (26)In order to ensure that the form and layout of the electronic means is able to meet new needs arising from the fast and constant progress…
- Recital (27)Experience has shown that when a term referring to a holding in the wine sector has been reserved at Union level, and is subject to certain…
- Recital (28)Member States have the possibility to adopt marketing rules to regulate the supply in the wine sector to improve and stabilise the…
- Recital (29)The special commercial value of wines covered by a protected designation of origin or protected geographical indication derives from their…
- Recital (30)Member States can currently be authorised to make national payments to wine producers for the voluntary or mandatory distillation of wine.…
- Recital (31)In order to avoid distortion of competition and to assure the efficacy and proportionality of the crisis measures for which national…
- Recital (32)Aromatised wine products are a natural outlet for grapevine products. However, Regulation (EU) No 251/2014 of the European Parliament and…
- Recital (33)In order to ensure that consumers are correctly informed of the nature of aromatised wine products with a reduced alcohol content, it is…
- Recital (34)The issues highlighted for grapevine products in relation to the identification of the electronic means containing the nutrition…
- Recital (35)In order to meet new consumer demands and the need for product innovation, rules on the production and labelling of the aromatised wine…
- Recital (36)For the purposes of implementing the restructuring and conversion of vineyards type of intervention, it is appropriate to clarify in…
- Recital (37)Wine tourism is an increasingly important commercial activity for many wine operators. In order to support the development of direct sales…
- Recital (38)In the current difficult and quickly evolving market situation and with a view to improving the sustainability of vineyards and the…
- Recital (39)Moreover, with a view to increasing the effectiveness of support for the development of wine tourism in different wine regions, it is…
- Recital (40)In order to strike a balance between the need for Member States to ensure efficient restructuring of vineyards and the need to avoid an…
- Recital (41)To adapt to market trends and harness efficient market opportunities, including by opening up new export markets and diversifying market…
- Recital (42)Highly contagious pests, such as flavescence dorée, are a major threat to wine production, since they weaken grapevines by reducing…
- Recital (43)Taking into account the severe structural imbalance that exists in certain wine producing regions, it is appropriate to allow Member States…
- Recital (44)To ensure adequate support for winegrowers in relation to the adaptation to climate change, it is important to provide Member States with…
- Recital (45)To strengthen cooperation in the wine sector, investments referred to in Article 58(1), first subparagraph, point (b), of Regulation (EU)…
- Recital (46)To further support producers in respect of climate change mitigation and adaptation, as well as to facilitate improvements in the…
- Recital (47)Moreover, it is necessary to clarify that the Union financial assistance for innovation referred to in Article 58(1), first subparagraph,…
- Recital (48)In addition, to ensure that the enlarged scope of the advisory services type of intervention referred to in Article 58(1), first…
- Recital (49)To further support the information, promotion and communication types of intervention referred to in Article 58(1), first subparagraph,…
- Recital (50)To provide sufficient support for the fight against highly infectious pests, it is appropriate to allow the type of intervention referred…
- Recital (51)Moreover, it is necessary to lay down the maximum Union financial assistance for permanent grubbing up under the type of intervention…
- Recital (52)Spirit drinks with a geographical indication are often reliant on complex supply chains involving several operators performing different…
- Recital (53)In order to supplement the relevant rules and to take into account the specific characteristics of the wine sector, the power to adopt acts…
- Recital (54)Since the objectives of this Regulation, namely the improvement of certain market rules and sectoral support measures in the wine sector…
- Recital (55)Regulations (EU) No 1308/2013, (EU) No 251/2014, (EU) 2021/2115 and (EU) 2024/1143 should therefore be amended accordingly.
- Recital (56)In order to allow time for producers to adapt to the new requirements concerning the designation of grapevine products with a reduced…
- Recital (57)The application date of the provisions on a maximum threshold of hectares of planted vineyards which exempt Member States from the…
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