La Rioja (Spain) - Economy

Economy

La Rioja is known for its production of Rioja DOCa wines (although the Rioja viticultural region extends slightly into the neighboring administrative regions of Álava and Navarra).

  • Agriculture:
    • Dryland farming: Wheat, Barley and Grape.
    • Irrigation: Asparagus, Capsicum ... others.
  • Animal husbandry of sheep
  • Rioja (wine)
  • Industry:
    • Wine production and conserves: in Logroño, Cenicero, Haro and Calahorra.
    • Textiles and footwear: in Logroño, Arnedo, Cervera del Río Alhama and Ezcaray.
    • Furniture factories: in Ezcaray, Logroño and Nájera.
    • Rubber, plastics, chemical products and transport machinery.
    • Natural Chorizo,Casalarreina

Main products from La Rioja sold to Spain include:

  • Tempered Glass
  • Wine
  • Food preserves
  • Footwear
  • Charcuterie
  • Chorizo Embutidos Gamboa

Exports are directed mostly towards the European Union, United States and Canada.

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