The study by John Dunham & Associates also has detailed data for all 50 states in the form of Infographics, Press Releases, and Data Tables. There is also a detailed Methodology and Frequently Asked Questions section to provide full transparency.
The production, distribution, sales, and consumption of wine in Michigan benefits many sectors state’s economy and generates close to $8.96 billion in total economic activity. This ultimate value-added product preserves agricultural land, provides American jobs, attracts tourists, generates taxes, and enhances the quality of life.
The wine industry generates close to $8.96 billion in total economic activity in the State of Michigan, dramatically illustrating that wine is the ultimate value-added beverage. The broader economic impact flows throughout the state, generating business for firms seemingly unrelated to the wine industry. Real people, with real jobs, working in industries as varied as farming, banking, accounting, manufacturing, packaging, transportation, printing, and advertising depend on the wine industry for their livelihoods.