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Champagne sales surge at New Year — but labor abuses and tariffs have clouded the industry
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Diving to the heart of a case that reveals the dark reverse of Champagne In 2023, 57 seasonal workers — mostly undocumented — are piled up in an unhealthy house in the heart of the Marne, awakened every day at dawn to go to harvest...
The vintage champagne market experienced a difficult new year, after the 2023s and 2024s marked by a fall in prices and demand, which followed a particularly successful period for producers during the coronavirus pandemic, when the accumulation of savings and access to cheap loans had contributed to an increase in demand — and hence prices. The extension of this trend was reinforced by the tariffs put in place by Donald Trump. Since August, most…
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