© Daniela Jeremijevic – Vignerons Indépendants de France
CEVI, the European Confederation of Independent Winegrowers, is the only organisation representing and defending the interests of Independent Winegrowers at European level. Independent Winegrowers are entrepreneurs at the head of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), often a family business. They make everything from the vineyard to the table, meaning that they produce and sell their wines directly (to the consumer).
© Daniela Jeremijevic – Vignerons Indépendants de France
There are 200,000 Independent Winegrowers across Europe. CEVI unites and represents Independent Winegrowers from 12 European countries.
Association des Vignerons de Wallonie (ASBL)
VZW Belgische Wijnbouwers
Bulgarian Association of Independent Winegrowers
Vinarska Asociace CZ
Vignerons Indépendants de France
Artisanal Wines of Greece
Vindependent
Federazione Italiana Vignaioli Indipendenti
Organisation Professionnelle des Vignerons Indépendants
Federação Nacional de Viticultores Independentes de Portugal
Združenje družinskih vinogradnikov-vinarjev Slovenije
Gremi de Vinyataires Lliures
Association Suisse des Vignerons-Encaveurs Indépendants
Statutorily, CEVI is committed to :
CEVI works to unify and amplify the efforts of federations and unions of Independent Winegrowers across Europe, creating a collective force for greater influence.
Centralising and disseminating the positions, petitions, and opinions adopted by its bodies, CEVI protects the interests of Independent Winegrowers in moral, technical, social, economic, and administrative fields.
CEVI actively engages in the development of winegrowing policies, supporting sustainable growth for the sector.
CEVI ensures that the interests of Independent Winegrowers are considered in the elaboration of economic measures at the international level.
CEVI analyses and voices the specific needs of Independent Winegrowers concerning European economic measures and legislative reforms, ensuring their interests are taken into account by European and international bodies.
CEVI works to structure production and enhance the promotion of Independent Winegrowers’ wines, proactively supporting their economic interests.
CEVI promotes an economic organisation aimed at facilitating Independent Winegrowers’ access to support measures.
Ultimately, CEVI aims to design a distinctive label to represent Independent Winegrowers at the European level, enhancing their recognition and visibility in European and international markets
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