Insight - Fresh calls to cull Australian wine industry
By Chris Mercer | 28 August 2009
Poor results for Australia's two biggest domestic wine firms have this week brought fresh calls for a cull of Australian vineyards.
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Poor results for Australia's two biggest domestic wine firms have this week brought fresh calls for a cull of Australian vineyards.
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