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Hello everyone! Welcome back to our blog. Some time ago we introduced you to the alcoholic beverages which we work with. Today, from Venerable Capital, international manufacturers and distributors of beverages, we will talk to you about non-alcoholic beverages.
Good morning! In today’s blog post of Venerable Capital, experts in the distribution and exportation of alcoholic beverages we will talk about how Spanish wine has been the most exported and marketed in the past year 2018 all around the world. Keep on reading!
It is no secret that Spain is a leader in wine production. Thus, in Spain we find 13% of the vineyards of the world, which represent a total of 969,000 hectares. Because Spain is a great producer of high quality wine, the rest of the countries in both the European Union and the rest of the world continually demand Spanish wine, considering it a luxury and expensive product.
The main customers of Spain are located in countries of the European Union because of its proximity and the few barriers when it comes to international trading. As a result, the main customers of Spain in terms of wine exports are France, with 5.9 million hectolitres exported in 2018 and Germany, with 3.9 million hectolitres.
In comparison to other continents, Africa is the continent that has experienced the most growth when talking about wine exportation in the first quarter of 2019, reaching a total of 37.5 million litres.
Among the main countries in Africa that opt for the export of Spanish wine are Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria, Morocco and South Africa, the latter being also a great market in terms of wine production.
Within the African countries, Morocco acquires a great importance as it has become the country that invests the most in Spanish wine (always with denomination of origin), reaching to pay up to 9.25 euros for each liter of wine.
Regarding to export volume Nigeria ranks first, although it pays a lower price per litre than Morocco. South Africa also has a high export volume of Spanish wine, although 2018 data states that the average price per litre payable was around 1.58 euros.
We hope you found this article interesting. At Venerable Capital we are experts in the export distribution of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, so if you are interested in starting to export Spanish wine to one of the countries mentioned above, do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to your inquiry.
Hello everyone! We welcome you again to our blog. In the previous posts we talked about alcohol export taxes in Spain and about international labeling of alcoholic beverages. In Venerable Capital we are specialists in exporting both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, mostly in Africa. Therefore, today we will discuss the different laws and regulations regarding alcohol consumption in Africa.
Beforehand, it should be taken into account that each country in Africa has different laws regarding the regulation of alcohol consumption. However, we will be focusing on the laws that are more usual to happen.
In Africa, as in almost everywhere in the world, it is possible to acquire alcohol both in bars and restaurants and in specialty shops (liquor stores). However, bars and restaurants tend to tax higher than specialty shops. As a result, it would be a good option to consider selling in liquor stores because the amount the supplier would end up paying will be lower.
In general, most African countries do not have any type of restriction nor penalty regarding alcohol consumption when the person is underage, meaning that no fine would be applied. However, in most countries there is a minimum age for selling alcohol. This age varies by country from 16 to 18 years, with some exceptions such as Cameroon, Egypt or Equatorial Guinea that only allow selling alcohol when the person is 21 years old or older. 2% of African countries have completely banned both sale and consumption of alcohol.
Public advertisment of alcoholic beveragesAfrica is also an interesting option for exporting of alcoholic beverages since it barely has any regulations when it comes to advertising and promoting alcoholic beverages. 70% of African countries do not have any type of restriction. Only 14 countries of the total have some kind of control over advertisements regarding alcoholic beverages.
We hope you found this article useful. However, exporting and selling alcoholic beverages around the world can a very difficult subjetct for someone that is not an expert in the field. If you have any inquiries after reading this article, we encourage you to contact us through our contact form. In Venerable Capital we are qualified experts in exporting and selling alcoholic beverages, so we will be happy to assist you. We look forward to hearing from you!
Happy monday to everyone! Relatively recently we talked about the international taxes of alcoholic beverages, today we want to continue to deepen the international market and focus specifically on the labeling of alcoholic beverages according to CODEX Alimentarius and WHO.
Good morning everyone, and welcome one more day to our blog. In previous articles we have talked about our products and services, highlighting both their quality and uses and recommendations. Today we want to talk about the Anuga World Fair, in which we participated recently.
Good morning everyone and welcome one more day to our blog. As you know, Venerable Capital is a company specialized in the export of alcohol. Therefore, today we will talk about taxes on alcohol exports in Spain.
Hello everyone and welcome back to the blog of the Venerable Capital group. On another occasion we talk about our alcoholic beverages, today it is the turn of non-alcoholic beverages, specifically our non-alcoholic wines. READ MORE
Welcome one more day to our blog. In Venerable Capital, manufacturers and distributors of beverages internationally, we recognize the importance of wine in our country and that is why it must meet more requirements than other types of shipments for export. READ MORE