Vintners Upset by Plans for Bordeaux Commodities Market

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Per-Henrik Mansson
Issue: March 31, 2001

March 31st, 2001 Vintners Upset by Plans for Bordeaux Commodities Market Wine may soon be joining wheat and crude oil on the world financial markets. A European stock exchange is confident that enough traders will gamble on the future prices of Bordeaux wines to support the world's first wine commodities market.

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