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Canadian wine, beer and spirits export to Argentina f21 iNTL9750-02 Geography I, trade aspects

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Mehman shamiyev, SN

Canadian wine, beer and spirits

The Canadian alcoholic beverages sector includes the wine, beer and spirits sub-sectors, which consist of primary producers, value added production, manufacturing, packaging, beverage retailing, tourism and research and technologies related to these industries

Alcoholic beverages are produced in wineries, breweries and distilleries. Wineries produce wine or brandy from grapes or other fruits; breweries engage in the brewing of beer, ale, malt liquors and non-alcoholic beer; while distilleries distil liquor, blend liquor or blend and mix liquor and other ingredients. Canadian wine is internationally known primarily for its Ice wines and increasingly for cool climate table wines.

The brewing industry produces a variety of beers including lager, ale, porter and stout as well as draught and seasonal beers. Canadian distilleries produce a variety of spirits including Canadian whisky, rum, vodka, gin, liqueurs, spirit coolers and basic ethyl alcohol. (Canadian Trade Commissioner Service)

Famous Canadian ice wine making produced in Niagara-on-the-lake, on

MONTHLY EXPORT VALUE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 

In March 2021, exports of alcoholic beverages from Canada amounted to approximately 87.5 million Canadian dollars.

Monthly export value of alcoholic beverages in Canada from 2015 to 2021 (in million CAN$):

dollars)

Value of Canadian exports of alcoholic beverages 

EXPORTING COMMERCIAL GOODS FROM CANADA  

the Canadian supplier  

Wirtz Beverage Launches Canadian Broker, International Footprint

Wirtz Beverage Canada is the country’s largest alcohol beverage broker serving all 10 Provinces and 3 Territories.  It is a member of the Wirtz Beverage Group, a wholesale distribution company headquartered in Chicago, IL, transforming execution standards within the beverage industry

Wirtz Beverage Canada officially launched establishing the country’s largest brokerage model in the beverage business. Wirtz Beverage will serve as the exclusive national broker for the Diageo beer, wine and spirits portfolio in Canada, in an agreement announced in March 2014

To support the new business, the company has hired

more than 100 Canadian employees and appointed its

leadership team, under the direction of John Donohue,

Wirtz Beverage Canada SVP and GM

Commodities delivery method from Canada to Argentina  

“Roll-On/Roll-Off” is a combination of ground and sea transport, where wheeled vehicles are driven onto a specific sea freight vessel, and driven off at the destination port

PESTEL ANALYSIS OF ARGENTINA 

POLITICAL FACTORS AFFECTING ARGENTINA  Argentina has a stable political environment in the country for the past one and a half-decade. The government of Alberto and Cristina are developing the country’s infrastructure, attracting foreign investors, and launching new policies to promote regional trade. since 1940 Canada and Argentina enjoy a multifaceted relationship, built on a commitment to multilateralism and share similar perspectives on many global issues, including peacekeeping, nuclear non-proliferation, human rights, the environment, strengthening democracy and combatting terrorism. Canada and Argentina enjoy close relations in areas of common interest, such as human rights within the United Nations and the Organization of American States.   

ECONOMICAL FACTORS IMPACTING ARGENTINA According to an estimate, the annual nominal GDP of Argentina in 2020 was GDP in 2020 was worth around $383.10; however, it is expected to reach $443.00 by the end of 2023 (Trading Economics, 2021, it’s 25th world’s highest. ECONOMIC GROWTH Argentina has expanded the trading relationship with the Canadian government; it has helped the country’s economy to make the trade surplus. However, the country is facing a severe crisis of inflation. Bilateral trade between Canada and Argentina was valued at $2 billion in 2018. Canadian exports to Argentina were valued at nearly $327.9 million in 2018, making Argentina Canada’s 53rd-largest export destination.

SOCIAL FACTORS AFFECTING ARGENTINA  DEMOGRAPHY Approximately 44 million people are populating Argentina, and over 96% are European descendants. However, 79.6% believe in Christianity, and 18.9% don’t believe in any religion. The country has a high standard of living, education, the healthcare system as compared to the other Latin American countries. The national language of the country is Spanish, and she’s the world’s largest Spanish-speaking country. SOCIAL CHALLENGES Argentina is facing social challenges like an increasingly aging population and high urbanization by migration from rural areas. Family ties are considerably stronger in Argentina than they are in North America or in many northern European nations The result is that in some cases North American or north European business visitors to Argentina find themselves unable to contact those in authority because they may not realize the importance of such connections

TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING ARGENTINA

Argentina has made significant progress both in the IT and telecom industries. It’s because of the government investment and penetration in the country’s rural areas.

Argentina is facing a severe energy crisis, and the net energy import is increasing. That’s why the country is showing great interest in science and technology. The country has limited funds to support research and development in the tech industry. It resulted in the form of lower-tech innovation and limited patents.

Nonetheless, Argentina has a considerably weaker telephone system than most nations of its economic importance. Many households have no phones at all, while even in Buenos Aires, the phone system frequently cuts off during inclement weather.

LEGAL FACTORS IMPACTING ARGENTINA 

REGULATIONS

Argentina has a federal republican government and comprehensive legal system, and like Canada every province has its constitution. The government relations with the worker unions increase the annual wage by approximately 25% to 35%. However, the corporate and personal income tax rate is 35%. The high taxes are pushing away the potential foreign investors.

Argentina has a lot of natural resources and biodiversity. The country is exploiting natural resources to a great extent in order to achieve economic growth. However, the country is facing environmental challenges like air and water pollution, destruction of natural resources and habitat, deforestation, and industrial waste.

The major environmental issues in Argentina are pollution and the loss of agricultural lands. The soil is threatened by erosion, salinization, and deforestation. Air pollution is also a problem due to chemical agents from industrial sources.

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING ARGENTINA 

After an in-depth study of the pestle analysis of Argentina, we have concluded that Argentina is indeed the world’s leading under-developing country. Higher unemployment, tech issues, and environmental challenges are some of the main issues of the country. Argentina should lower the taxes and inflation to attract foreign investors, it would help the country to regain past glory.