Common Organisation of the Wine Market – Promotion in third-country markets – 2026/2027 marketing year

The Common Market Organisation (CMO) for wine is the European Union’s single regulatory framework that sets out certain rules governing the wine sector, covering both production standards and non-repayable grants awarded to wine-producing businesses.
Funding under the CMO for Wine is allocated by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry (MASAF) and by the departments for agriculture of the individual regions and autonomous provinces.
The CMO for Wine’s promotion scheme for third-country markets awards non-repayable grants to cover expenses relating to the promotion of wine abroad, such as participation in trade fairs, wine tastings in restaurants or simple advertising.

The following applicants are eligible for the ‘OCM Wine Promotion’ scheme:

• professional and producer organisations
• associations of wine producers’ organisations
• inter-professional organisations
• consortia for the protection of wine and their associations and federations
• wine producers
• public bodies
• temporary business and special-purpose consortia
• consortia, associations, federations and co-operative societies
• business networks

The necessary documentation and the procedure for submitting projects are set out in Provincial Council Resolution No. 629 of 30 April 2026 and in Directorial Decree No. 173157, which can be downloaded fromthe official websiteof the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry.

The application for aid must be completed and submitted via the SIAN portal. 

The deadline for submitting applications is 12.00 on 30 June 2026.