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16 November 2023

Daily Newsletter

16 November 2023

Laurent Delaunay on rebranding his family business, the importance of marketing and why French wine is losing market share

Last month Catherine and Laurent Delaunay brought their family of French wines together under a new group name, Delaunay Vins et Domaines.

Jessica Broadbent November 16 2023

Constellation Brands’ announcement this week that it expects to make a major impairment on its wine-and-spirits division has added to the scrutiny on that part of the US drinks giant’s business.

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