A new report from Comité Champagne — an organization consisting of key players in champagne production, including growers, cooperatives and merchants — found that the total number of champagne shipments from France dropped nearly 10% last year,

This glass is half empty. Champagne shipments from France have slumped for a second straight year as consumers are more closely minding their pocketbooks and the state of the world has put people in an overall sullen mood,

Champagne sales have fallen to their lowest levels in over two decades, with shipments down nearly 10 per cent globally. Economic uncertainty, political instability, and changing consumer habits have contributed to this slump,

French Champagne shipment dropped 9.2% in 2024 due to economic uncertainty, and changing consumer preferences in key markets.

Champagne sales have declined globally, with shipments from France dropping nearly 10 per cent last year, marking the second consecutive year

Related: Why alcohol sales are declining In other business headlines, military conflicts in several parts of the world, global political uncertainty and dissatisfaction, and inflation’s stubborn will not to go back down - are all taking a toll on the world’s party vibe.

The total number of Champagne shipments from France sank nearly 10% last year to 271 million bottles, marking the second consecutive year of declines as inflation-weary consumers cut back and a