Ministry of Agriculture, launched a call for internationalization of wineries

Here is the internationalization call of the Ministry of Agriculture, which is a Announcement aimed at promoting quality wine companies abroad. Overall, of the total 337 million euros allocated by the Common Market Organization for the wine sector, 102 were allocated by the Ministry itself for promotion activities in foreign markets.

The Ministry will grant a non-repayable grant equal to 50% of eligible expenses.Companies, associations and consortia in the sector in question that intend to apply can deliver it by 2 p.m. on June 28, 2013 (the deadline is brought forward to June 21, 2013 in the case of multi-regional projects). It should be noted that individual Italian regions have issued provisions that make the minimum conditions for access to the facility change.

Eligible actions to be carried out, in one or more third countries concern:

• promotion and publicity;
• Participation in events, fairs and exhibitions of international importance;
• Information and promotion campaigns;
• other communication tools.

Companies will be able to start their internationalization activities to:

• Non-EU European countries;
• Former member countries of the Soviet Union;
• Balkan countries;
• African countries;
• Latin American and Central American countries;
• Southeast Asian countries;
• Middle Eastern countries;
• United States, Canada, Russia, India, China, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

Would you like to receive more information about the Ministry of Agriculture's internationalization call? Do you want to find out how to apply and how to receive grant funding? If you are interested in receiving more information, understanding how to win in foreign markets through the funding made available for wineries, or more generally on the application submission or even for more in-depth information, you can contact Octagona at the following address: [email protected] or by phone at 059.9770184.

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