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French wine harvest set to be one of the worst in thirty years

French wine harvest set to be one of the worst in thirty years

France's wine production is expected to reach one of its lowest levels in thirty years due to extreme heat and drought. The French Ministry of Agriculture reported that these challenging weather conditions have significantly reduced this year's grape harvest.

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