#AGRT2525559AOrder of November 12, 2025, on the Provisions of the Triennial Interprofessional Agreement on the Market Organization and Quality of Burgundy Wines
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This law extends the provisions of a three-year agreement concerning the market organization and quality control of Burgundy wines until July 2028. It affects winemakers, producer groups, and wine merchants dealing with Burgundy wine appellations, impacting their compliance requirements and operational protocols. Some exceptions include specific clauses about enterprise group definitions and contract deposit requirements.
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Key Changes
- Provisions of the Burgundy wine market organization extended until July 2028
- Excludes specific clauses on enterprise group definitions and deposit requirements
- Impacts winemakers and merchants dealing with Burgundy appellations
Obligations
What this law requires
Winemakers and producer groups must adhere to the provisions of the extended three-year interprofessional agreement related to Burgundy wine quality control and market organization until July 31, 2028.
Wine merchants commercializing Burgundy wine must comply with the provisions of the extended interprofessional agreement concerning market organization and quality control.
Parties involved in wine sales may choose to deviate from the requirement to deposit a 15% advance payment within 10 days of contract signing, as per Article 4.4 of the interprofessional agreement.
In case of a dispute related to transactions, parties must seek mediation through the commission established by the Bureau Interprofessionnel des Vins de Bourgogne prior to approaching a judge.
Entities should regularly check the official notification of the extended interprofessional agreement, which will be published on the provided government website once available.