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Wine Institute Receives Less from FY 2023 U.S. Market Assistance Program. Northwest Wine Gets A Bit More
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Click here to Subscribe to Wine Executive NewsThe California's Wine Institute (WI) allocation from the USDA's Market Assistance program fell slightly this fiscal year, falling to $6,740,077 in FY2023 from $6,887,166 in FY2023 funding. As a result, they fell one place in the top ten, from sixth to seventh. The Northwest Wine Promotion Coalition received a small increase, $1, 313,308 in FY 2022 over $1,254,658 in FY 2023.
Overall MAP Fund Recipients - 2022 to 2023 While amounts to recipients varied, the 2022 and 2023 program totals came in $1 lower than the statutory maximum of $180 million. See Excel files (below) for better details:
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