WWTG
World Wine Trade Group
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World Wine Trade Group

 
 

The World Wine Trade Group (WWTG) is a group of government and industry representatives from the wine-producing countries of Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Georgia, New Zealand, South Africa, the United States, and Uruguay. Founded in 1998, the Group aims to facilitate international trade in wine through information sharing, discussion of regulatory issues in wine markets, and joint actions for the removal of trade barriers. The Group is guided by principles that facilitate trade in wine and protect consumers, benefiting both wine exporting and importing countries. The WWTG recognizes the unique characteristics of each regulatory system and works towards the mutual acceptance of practices and labelling rather than imposing a single regulatory approach.  

Our vision is for “a successful, competitive and growing global wine industry, characterized by social responsibility, sustainability and focus on consumer interests, operating in a climate free of trade-distorting factors.”

Please use this website to learn more about WWTG's government/private sector initiatives and our other efforts promoting free and responsible international trade in wine.  

If you are interested in learning more about the WWTG Industry Section or if you would like to have your national wine association become a participant, please contact: Charles Jefferson, Industry Section Chair - World Wine Trade Group at admin@wwtg.org

 

OVERVIEW

Find out more about our organization, our vision, and our mission.

 

IMPACT

Learn about WWTG's various programs and our successes thus far.