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Bordeaux Wine Growers Seek Emergency Aid After Hailstorms Damage Vineyards

Wine producers in the Bordeaux region have requested emergency government assistance after severe hailstorms destroyed thousands of hectares of vineyards, with early estimates suggesting up to 15% of this year's harvest has been lost.
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