AUS: Australia squeezed as wine imports rise
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 29 January 2010
As Australia struggles to maintain momentum in key wine export markets, new figures show that the country's wineries are losing out to imports on the domestic front.
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As Australia struggles to maintain momentum in key wine export markets, new figures show that the country's wineries are losing out to imports on the domestic front.
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