Port facing up to second revolution
By Richard Woodard | 16 January 2006
The Port industry is currently facing a period of considerable change and adjustment. Innovation and evolving a modern, viable industry structure are seen as vital if Port is to compete effectively in today's highly competitive wine market where the retailer wields unprecedented power. Richard Woodard reports.
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The Port industry is currently facing a period of considerable change and adjustment. Innovation and evolving a modern, viable industry structure are seen as vital if Port is to compete effectively in today's highly competitive wine market where the retailer wields unprecedented power. Richard Woodard reports.
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