USA: WineryExchange.Com Forms Partnership With Joseph W. Ciatti Company
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 27 April 2000
WineryExchange, the premier online global business marketplace for wine growers, wineries, suppliers and marketers, has formed a strategic partnership with the Joseph W. Ciatti Company, the largest bulk wine brokerage in the world. WineryExchange.com will be the exclusive e-commerce site for the Ciatti Company, providing industry buyers and sellers with access to the Ciatti Company's extensive bulk wine and grape inventory twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
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WineryExchange, the premier online global business marketplace for wine growers, wineries, suppliers and marketers, has formed a strategic partnership with the Joseph W. Ciatti Company, the largest bulk wine brokerage in the world. WineryExchange.com will be the exclusive e-commerce site for the Ciatti Company, providing industry buyers and sellers with access to the Ciatti Company's extensive bulk wine and grape inventory twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
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