First-quarter sales decline 8.4% to CLP163.17bn [US$203.2m]
Volumes in three months to end of March drop 9.7%
US down double digits in both value and volumes
Viña Concha y Toro has cited a reduction in wine consumption as one of the reasons for a tough start to 2023.
The wine group has posted an 8.4% fall in sales from the three months to the end of March. The decline marks an acceleration on the -4.5% showing from the closing quarter of last year, when Concha y Toro witnessed "changes in buying patterns in several markets due to the challenging global situation of higher inflat
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