Key Market Indicators
Revenue from Croatian wine is set to reach €116 million by 2026, a slight decrease of 0.2% year on year. This market has grown by 0.6% annually since 2013, when Croatia was the 11th largest producer. Bulgaria has since overtaken Croatia, with €115.81 million. Italy, Spain and Germany were respectively numbers two, three and four in the ranking. Consumption of Croatian wine is projected to reach 55,350 metric tons by 2026, a decrease of 0.2% year on year. Since 2017, demand has dropped by 1.7% annually. Croatia came in 35th place in 2021, with Uruguay ahead at 55.1 thousand metric tons. France, the US and Italy were respectively numbers two, three and four in this ranking. Production of Croatian wine is expected to reach 26,310 metric tons by 2026, a fall of 7% year on year on average. Since 1997, supply has decreased by 4.1% annually. Croatia was the 31st largest producer in 2021, with Algeria overtaking with 39,400 metric tons. France, Spain and the US were respectively numbers two, three and four in the ranking.