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Round Table about Wine Production

Published November 28, 2014
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winegrapes-617x416The Foreign Trade Chamber of B&H (FTC B&H) organized today at 14:00 o’clock a round table about “Wine production in B&H in 2014” at the Federal Agro-Mediterranean Institute of Mostar.

This round table was organized with a goal to consider the situation in the last vintage of grapes and to eliminate the consequences of an extremely unfavourable year for the viticulture.

The representatives of the academic community, state administration, development agencies, cicil society and media participated at the gathering. The co-organizer was the Group of Winemakers of the FTC B&H (its president Obren-Zoran Vukoje). – was stated at the Info Service of the FTC B&H.

(Poslovne novosti / photo: redorbit.com)

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