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Starting on the 8th of December 2023, labels on wine bottles must contain nutritional information and a list of ingredients. The change applies to all wines produced after this date. If the wine was produced before the 8th of December 2023, there is no obligation to provide the list of ingredients and the nutrition declaration. To answer existing questions about the new regulation, the European Commission has published a catalogue of questions and answers (C/2023/1190). One of the questions was, for example, when a wine is considered to be produced. This is the case when the required acidity and alcohol content has been reached. An exception applies to sparkling wine. This is only considered to be produced when the second fermentation has taken place and it has reached its alcohol content and overpressure. All base wines or cuvées for which the tirage filling takes place shortly before and after the deadline require a list of ingredients and a nutritional table. Imported wines that were imported before this date also fall under this exemption. Imported wines that only reach their existing minimum alcohol content after the 8th of December 2023 are not covered by the exemption.

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