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China and Australia have agreed to a five-month review of the wine tariffs that have threatened to derail the Aussie wine industry over the last three years. However, analysts say that even if the tariffs were removed overnight it would still take two years to clear Australia's wine surplus.
Winemakers are racing to reconnect with Chinese buyers as a review into wine tariffs that punished Australian winemakers is announced.
By Mike Cherney SYDNEY--Australian vintner Treasury Wine Estates welcomed the announcement that China would conduct an expedited review of its tariffs on...
Australia’s hay market is exceeding expectations with suppliers being urged to make hay now to meet demand. Feed Central predicts […]
By Stuart Condie SYDNEY--Treasury Wine Estates expects 55% of its fiscal 2024 earnings to come in the second half as it prepares for a possible review by...