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The Chilean grape season ended abruptly, but no shortages on the European market The Chilean grape season literally ended up in the water. For the growers, it s tragic. They had a perfect growing season. Everything was going their way until the last weekend in January. Then heavy rainfall destroyed everything, Jan Marc Schulz of SFI Rotterdam says. Thompson grape supplies are down 70% and Flame, almost 100%. The Chileans expect to export a total of 20 million fewer boxes of grapes. The grapes still arriving from Chile are from before the rains. The last of these will get here next week. Exporters are very reluctant to send grapes from after the rain to Europe. They re en route for a long time. So, then, logically, they prefer to send them to the United States. However, there s no danger of enormous shortages in the European market. The market looks good. South African and India picked up the slack quickly. There was only a small gap in the white grape supply. That was in t

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