“…This industrial development entailed demographic growth that stopped in 1887 with the arrival of the phylloxera blight and the end of Rabassa contracts that established the loss of winegrowers’ right to work the land when more than two‐thirds of the vines died (Colomé & Valls‐Junyent, 2012). Later, the viticulture industry continued to expand due to the diversification of final products and the tariffs imposed on French wines (Soler‐Becerro, 2019). Since the 1960s, the Green Revolution, as in many other enriched countries, provoked several changes in grape farms (McMichael, 2009), such as high levels of mechanisation, technological innovation and company restructuring, the intensification of labour and the use of inorganic fertilisers and other chemical products (Binimelis, 2014).…”