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Wineries in Florida
Get Wineries in Florida market size, employment, establishment and wage data, benchmarked against the national industry and broken down by county. The Wineries industry in Florida has declined while the national industry grew over the five years to 2026, with the number of establishments rising slower than the US average. Average wages sit below the national industry average, and revenue growth is forecast to accelerate and trail the national outlook through 2031.
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Performance
What’s included in the Performance chapter?
The Performance chapter benchmarks Wineries in Florida against the national industry on revenue, employment, establishments and wages. It shows Florida’s share of the national industry, its ranking among all 50 states and how its growth compares with the US over the past five years.
Questions answered in this chapter include how large the industry is in Florida, where the state ranks nationally, whether the industry is growing faster or slower than the national industry and how employment, wages and establishments are expected to change over the next five years.
What data is included in this chapter?
This chapter includes current performance and a five-year outlook for revenue, employment, establishments and wages in Florida and the US, with annual values and growth rates from 2018 to 2031.
External Environment
What’s included in the External Environment chapter?
The External Environment chapter covers the three national drivers that most influence the Wineries industry, alongside state economic indicators for Florida, including population, median household income and new business formation.
Questions answered in this chapter include which economic conditions shape demand for Wineries in Florida and how state conditions compare with national trends. This includes annual change data for each driver from 2018 to 2026.
County Industry Data
What’s included in the County Industry Data chapter?
The County Industry Data chapter breaks down revenue, employment, establishments and wages for each Florida county where the Wineries industry operates. It includes each county’s share of the state total, annual growth rates and maps showing where the industry is concentrated.
Questions answered in this chapter include which counties generate the most revenue, which have the most establishments and employees, which are growing fastest or slowest, and which pay the highest average wages.
Key Statistics
What’s included in the Key Statistics chapter?
The Key Statistics chapter contains historical and forecast data for Wineries in Florida from 2007 to 2032, covering revenue, establishments, enterprises, employment and wages, along with the annual change for each.
It also includes key ratios such as revenue per employee, employees per establishment, average wage and wages as a share of revenue, so you can track how the industry’s cost and labor structure has shifted over time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the market size of the Wineries industry in Florida in 2026?
IBISWorld’s coverage of the Wineries industry in Florida includes 2026 market size, Florida’s share of the national industry and its ranking among all 50 states. Get access to IBISWorld’s data to see the full figures, with historical data and forecasts from 2007 to 2032.
How many businesses are there in the Wineries industry in Florida?
Establishments have grown slower than the national industry over the five years to 2026. Counts by year and county are in the full report.
Has the Wineries industry in Florida grown or declined over the past 5 years?
The industry in Florida has declined, trailing the national industry.
What is the forecast growth of the Wineries industry in Florida over the next 5 years?
The industry is forecast to decline to 2031, at a slower pace than the national industry.
How does Florida rank against other states in the Wineries industry?
Florida ranks inside the top 25 states for revenue and establishments, outside the top 25 for employment.
Which counties have the most Wineries activity in Florida?
Revenue is spread across many counties. The full report ranks every county by revenue, employment, establishments and wages.
How do wages in the Wineries industry in Florida compare with the national average?
Wages are below the national industry average.
What external factors affect the Wineries industry in Florida?
The three national drivers are Consumer spending, Per capita expenditure on alcohol and Excise tax on wine, plus Florida’s population, median household income and new business formation.
Where can I find national data on the Wineries industry?
The Wineries in the US report covers national market size, products and markets, competition and companies.
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