BUSINESSJun 11 · 00:28 UTCLA TIMES CALIFORNIASeamus Bozeman

This creepy insect has been found on grapevines. What it could mean for California's wine industry

A pest threatening California's vineyards and $73-billion wine industry was found on grapevines sold at Costco stores in Northern and Central California between April 21 and May 21. Authorities have identified the insect as a major risk to the region's wine production.

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