EUR: EU ministers asked to approve EU Australia wine deal
By Keith Nuthall | 4 December 2007
The European Commission has asked European Union (EU) ministers to formally approve a wine trade agreement negotiated earlier this year with Australia.
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The European Commission has asked European Union (EU) ministers to formally approve a wine trade agreement negotiated earlier this year with Australia.
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