A dated tracker of EU wine-compliance changes: nutrition & ingredient labelling, e-labels, export certificates and per-country rules — with effective dates, deadlines, and cited sources.
Tracking 2 updates across 1 region.RSS
Read the plain-English guide to what must appear on a wine label, then track the dated changes below.
Regulation (EU) 2026/471, adopted 24 February 2026, overhauls EU labelling for de-alcoholised wine: "alcohol-free" (≤0.5% vol), "0,0 %" (≤0.05% vol), "reduced alcohol" and "produced by de-alcoholisation", and adds an exemption for wine produced exclusively for export. These labelling rules apply from 19 September 2027 (Art 6).
Since 8 December 2023, EU wine sold in the Union must carry a nutrition declaration and a full list of ingredients under Regulation (EU) 2021/2117. Energy value stays on the label; the rest may sit on a linked e-label. Allergens like sulphites remain on-pack.
These summaries are provided for information only and are not legal advice. Always consult the official regulation text and your national authority before acting.