Finlaysons Wine Roadshow XXII In December 2013, the Winemakers’ - TopicsExpress

Finlaysons Wine Roadshow XXII In December 2013, the Winemakers’ Federation of Australia released its “Actions for Industry Profitability 2014 – 2016” with a view to returning Australia’s wine sector to growth in both domestic and export markets. The report comprises 43 specific “Actions” in key issue areas for the industry, including growing demand for Australian wine, the wine and health debate, working with the retail chains and, most controversially, wine taxation. What do the Actions mean for individual wineries? What should they do about them? Attend Wine Roadshow XXII and understand what WFA’s Action Agenda means for your particular wine business. 26 August Murray Street Vineyards 3.00pm – 6.00pm seminar 6.00pm – 7.00pm drinks For more information please contact Jennifer Sothman on 08 8235 7769 or [email protected].

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