France - 100 years of the International Organization of Vine and Wine

Description: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE We offer a combined shipment when you purchase multiple different items, with an additional cost of only $0.50 per extra item ($1 for international shipping). We reimburse over-payments on shipping charges! Please contact us if you need more details. 100 years of the International Organization of Vine and Wine In the midst of "prohibition", after the phylloxera disaster that devastated the vineyards, at the end of a crisis of overproduction and poor sales of wines, after a world war and a pandemic, on November 29, 1924, in Paris, Spain, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Tunisia created the International Wine Office. Their objective, through the definition of wine and the repression of fraud and unfair competition, is to guarantee the purity and authenticity of wine up to the consumer. Having become the International Office of Vine and Wine in 1958, the OIV extends its skills to all vine products, from fresh fruit to spirits, from raisins to unfermented beverages, and increases its mission at the global level with members from five continents. Following a reform adopted in 2001, 50 countries representing more than 75% of the world's vineyards and nearly 90% of world wine production are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine in 2024. In one century, thousands of renowned scientists in viticulture, oenology, economics, law, medicine, statistics and human sciences have contributed, with nearly 1,500 recommendations, to developing a genuine global corpus on vines and wine. The OIV has become the intergovernmental scientific and technical reference for the sector, indicating to its members the measures aimed at improving the conditions for developing and marketing wine products and taking into account consumer interests, whether through cooperation with other international organisations or through the international harmonisation of existing practices and standards. By setting up in Dijon, in a historic location in the city of Dijon recognized by UNESCO for its cultural, wine, gastronomic and university heritage, the OIV is inaugurating a new century of activities serving the global community of vines and wine. Specifications:Printing technique - MixedTheme - National and International InstitutionsType of physical product - Beautiful single stampsNature of the shipment - International letterType of gluing - GummedDestination of the shipment - InternationalMaximum weight - 20gLegal notices - Graphic design Bruno Ghiringhelli and engraving Claude Jumelet after drawing of the Hôtel Bouchu (c) International Organization of Vine and Wine, and logo of the World Congress of Vine and Wine (c) S'cape Events for the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty.Issue date - 10/14/2024Format - 40 x 30 mm with attached vignette 22 x 30 mmPermanent validity - NoArea of validity - Valid for shipments to the whole world

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