In these challenging times for the beverage alcohol industry, cognac has been one of the most high-profile casualties. The figures from trade association the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac speak for themselves: in 2023, shipments fell by 22.2% to 165.3m bottles, with value dropping 15% to EUR3.35bn (US$3.67bn).The NAFTA region - the US, Canada and Mexico - registered the steepest declines, with volume almost halving and value down by more than 40%. More positive double-digit increases in the Far East and the elevation of South Africa to become cognac’s fifth-largest ma
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