South Bay Officials seek public help in ridding pests that could result in “collapse” of local wine production
- Posted on July 13, 2026
- By The Mercury News
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In brief
Northern California wine producers face a critical threat following the discovery of invasive pests in grapevine plants sold at Costco locations. Agricultural officials have launched an urgent public awareness campaign to identify and contain the infestation, which experts warn could devastate the region's wine industry if left unchecked. The recall of contaminated plants marks a significant step in preventing ecological and economic damage to California's renowned vineyards.
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South Bay Officials seek public help in ridding pests that could result in “collapse” of local wine production
Grapevine plants purchased from Costco stores in Northern California in April and May have been recalled after they were found to potentially host an invasive pest.
