AUSTRALIA: New World pact signals liberalisation of global wine trade

New World wine countries are close to signing a deal that will liberalise trade between their wine producers by removing artificial barriers and costs to exports. A first group of countries, which includes Australia, the US, Canada and New Zealand have agreed to accept differences in winemaking techniques thus ensuring they do not become a barrier to trade in wine.

February 20, 2001

A first group of countries, which includes Australia, the US, Canada and New
Zealand have agreed to accept differences in winemaking techniques thus ensuring
they do not become a barrier to trade in wine.

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