FRAUDE et TRAFIC de VIN à Bordeaux : ils s'enrichissent de plus de 100 000 € - EDDT
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Between 2010 and 2013, Morgane Production was granted special authorization to film trials before criminal courts. The "Live from the Court" collection was thus able to be produced in various French jurisdictions, tracing the hearings of around a hundred cases in their time and in a raw format, without commentary or intervention. Morgane Production specifies that the laws in force between 2010 and 2013 may have changed. The judgments handed down at the time in the "Live from the Court" collection may therefore no longer reflect today's legal reality.
In this case, a wine cooperative is on trial after adulterating a batch of rosé wine using tartaric acid. Although the acid is a natural product, its use in wine production was prohibited at the time of the incident. The wine was sold despite its adulteration, and the company made a profit of €122,000. The cooperative denied any fraudulent intent, but the evidence of adulteration is overwhelming. Key facts:
Illegal use of tartaric acid in wine production
Falsification of 2006 rosé wine, offered for sale for between €88,000 and €122,000
Sale of wine despite its unfitness for consumption
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#Justice #WineFraud #Falsification #TartaricAcid #Scam #LiveFromTheCourt #Bordeaux
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FRAUDE et TRAFIC de VIN à Bordeaux : ils s'enrichissent de plus de 100 000 € - EDDT
Esprit de justice
16,491 views
Live from the Court takes you behind the scenes of French court hearings, filmed in complete transparency.
👉 The best "Justice" documentaries? They're HERE 👉 http://bit.ly/2TSr9tp
🔔 Subscribe to discover the biggest cases of fraud, swindling, and social justice.
Between 2010 and 2013, Morgane Production was granted special authorization to film trials before criminal courts. The "Live from the Court" collection was thus able to be produced in various French jurisdictions, tracing the hearings of around a hundred cases in their time and in a raw format, without commentary or intervention. Morgane Production specifies that the laws in force between 2010 and 2013 may have changed. The judgments handed down at the time in the "Live from the Court" collection may therefore no longer reflect today's legal reality.
In this case, a wine cooperative is on trial after adulterating a batch of rosé wine using tartaric acid. Although the acid is a natural product, its use in wine production was prohibited at the time of the incident. The wine was sold despite its adulteration, and the company made a profit of €122,000. The cooperative denied any fraudulent intent, but the evidence of adulteration is overwhelming. Key facts:
Illegal use of tartaric acid in wine production
Falsification of 2006 rosé wine, offered for sale for between €88,000 and €122,000
Sale of wine despite its unfitness for consumption
📺 To watch or rewatch the full program:
👉 https://www.france.tv/
#Justice #WineFraud #Falsification #TartaricAcid #Scam #LiveFromTheCourt #Bordeaux
en effet, la somme n'était pas importante (15 000 au lieu des 80 000), en plus en sursis, donc pas due (ils n'ont pas à la verser), et en plus pas de publication, donc le public n'en sera pas averti.
c'est pour cela que la juge s'attendait à un "merci" de la part de la prévenue, qui n'a pas réagi au verdict.
La juge a d'ailleurs demandé à la prévenue si elle avait compris le sens du jugement rendu, lui donnant encore la chance de pouvoir dire "merci, j'ai apprécié votre geste, celui de protéger la réputation des familles de viticulteurs de la coopérative".
Dommage, cela aurait été appréciable.