California grape growers drowning in unsold product as wine demand falls
Summary
Grape farmers in California's Napa Valley are having trouble selling their grapes because fewer people are buying wine. Many grapes are left unharvested and go to waste due to lower demand in the wine market.Key Facts
- California's Napa Valley is a major area for growing wine grapes.
- Wine sales have dropped, causing less demand for grapes.
- Many grape growers cannot sell all their grapes.
- Unsold grapes are left to rot in the vineyards.
- The situation is causing financial problems for grape farmers.
- The shrinking wine market affects the whole grape-growing industry.
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