NewsBy Arabella MilehamNew Zealand saw the value of its wine exports fall marginally to NZ$2.10 billion (£0.91 bn) despite a 5% growth in volume over the last 12 months, on the back of “sluggish” established markets. The value of its exports fell by less than 1%, the latest report by Wines of New Zealand said, with its key established markets (the UK and Australia and US make up over 70% of the country’s exports) showing sluggish growth. “While much has changed since 2020, the fundamentals that have made New Zealand wine successful over the past three decades have not. This, along with the warm, dry days and cool nights “bodes very well for the wine quality” of the 2025 harvest, the report noted. Related newsHong Kong’s uptick in demand for fine wine ‘a promising sign’Balfour will sell Hush Heath Inns to focus on wineryHow ‘sexual confusion’ is helping Lake Garda