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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2025 · 39 MIN

The Future of Wine | Pietro Mattioni

from Growth, Brands and More · host Filiberto Amati

In this conversation, Pietro Mattioni, CEO of Zonin 1821 and former Campari executive, shares insights about his career in the beverages industry. He discusses Zonin 1821's history, global reach, and diverse portfolio. Mattioni elaborates on current wine industry trends, such as the rise of non-alcoholic wines, sustainability challenges, and the effects of climate change. He emphasizes sustainability practices at Zonin 1821, which include reducing chemical usage, predictive disease analysis, and innovative water management strategies. Macchioni also talks about the technological advancements in data collection and artificial intelligence transforming the wine industry. However, he notes that the sector is still making significant progress in adopting these technologies.In this episode:00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:19 Pietro's Career Journey 02:12 Overview of Zonin 1821 03:13 Global Market and Distribution 06:11 Trends in the Wine Industry 12:04 Sustainability in Wine Production 31:26 Future of Technology in Wine This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.filibertoamati.com/subscribe

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