Agriculture, Fisheries → Viniculture
Organizations relating to Viniculture
Permanent International Commission on Viticulture / Est. 1900
Commission internationale d'ampélographie
Institut européen de conjoncture viti-vinicole / Est. 1995
Institut viticole européen, Italie
Groupe International d'Experts en Systèmes vitivinicoles pour la CoOpération / Montpellier, France / Est. 1979
European Confederation of Independent Winegrowers / Charenton-le-Pont, France / Est. 2002
European Confederation of Wine Distilleries / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1996
International Organisation of Vine and Wine / Dijon, France / Est. 1924
Centro di Ricerche, Studi e Valorizzazione per la Viticoltura Montana / Aymavilles, Italy / Est. 1987
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