FIVS members have conducted studies to demonstrate how different segments of the alcohol beverage industry contribute economically to national economies. One study, completed in January of 2007, uses a standard methodology which includes direct, indirect, and induced economic effects in order to present a complete picture of the economic impact of the grape, wine, grape juice, table grape and raisin industries in terms of employment, agricultural statistics, product revenues, taxes, and many other indices. Please click on the links below to access this recent study and related material, and visit our Public Forums for additional information.

The Impact of Wine, Grapes and Grape Products on the American Economy Study (Jan. 2007)

Press Release on National Economic Impact Study