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AgBASE announced the wine market volumes growth

March 1, 2010

American e-commerce service AgBASE Inc. claimed yesterday that after the two years wine market drop, the volumes of sales are coming back to the February 2007 rates. AgBASE estimations of wine market are based on agbase.com visitor’s activity calculations.

AgBASE is a huge online directory which contains information about more than 10000 U.S. food businesses selling their production through online stores. Visitors who come to agbase.com may choose the product category they search for – from seafood to wine, than check the list of businesses which offer the desired product, choose the best price and proceed to the vendor’s online store where they can buy online the picked product. Everything can be done without any charge.

AgBASE wine library counts about 1000 Californian wineries, 800 Washington wineries about five hundreds of Oregon and New York wine producers. AgBASE can be fairly called the largest wine sellers directory. Visitors, who buy online wine through AgBASE, benefit from it by purchasing U.S. wine at the lowest prices. The internal statistics shows that the number of visitors who daily buy online wine via AgBASE is close the one hundred. Such high activity allows AgBASE team makes judgments about the whole market. And if the wine ales from 2008 August to 2009 August dropped by 38%. The current dynamics shoes positive changes.

Mikhail Gladkov, the marketing manager of AgBASE Inc. says – We are far from the rates of September 2008 when U.S. online wine market have demonstrated the highest activity since it was created but I can announce without any doubts that we have started to come back better to say move forward.

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