An $870,000 project to demonstrate emerging wine industry technologies will be undertaken in South Australia thanks to a partnership between the Marshall Liberal Government and Wine Australia. The Marshall Liberal Government has committed $200,000 to establish AgTech demonstrations in the Barossa at Nuriootpa and in
China’s Ministry of Commerce announced an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Australian wine yesterday. The probe will look at whether Australian winemakers have been deliberately “dumping” exported wine into China at lower-than-market prices. A tactic which would undercut local Chinese wine producers and claim a
Australian small and medium wine producers can apply for grants of up to $25,000 to support their export promotion activities in international markets and drive export growth. One million dollars has been allocated to the Wine Export Grants program for a second round of grants
Australia’s wine exports is yet another market hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, with the Wine Australia Export Report for the 12 months to 30 June 2020, showing a mixed year. The first two quarters of the year were following the growth trajectory of previous years,
It’s time to get out and about. These wineries are open for socially-distanced business – read on to check out what’s on offer in your state. Bit by bit, our favourite wineries around the country are reopening their doors and welcoming guests for the first
A new study into the car buying habits of wealthy Australians that almost 15 per cent intended to buy a luxury marque in the next four years while only 9.6 per cent of the rest of planned to buy any sort of vehicle. The study
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the Australian wine market and Australian wine producers. The impact on individual producers depends on their product and channel portfolio. Those with a heavier bias toward the on-trade channel have, relatively, been harder hit due to the closure of
Biosecurity expert Craig Elliott says the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has inadvertently given the Australian wine sector a taste of what could happen in the event of a major insect pest or plant disease outbreak. ‘The last few months have been a steep learning curve for
Free webinar Wednesday 20 May, 4pm-5pm (ACST) Join Wine Intelligence CEO Lulie Halstead as she discusses findings from the latest Wine Intelligence Covid-19 impact reports on the Australian, US and UK markets. Based on data collected in late March and April 2020, she will review
Wine Australia today encouraged exporters who don’t frequently export wine to let their export licence lapse when it’s due for renewal and defer the $700 renewal fee until they are ready to export. Wine Australia Chief Executive Officer Andreas Clark said that there was no
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