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Riverland growers gripe over grape prices
21 Feb 2005

The Riverland Wine Grape Growers' Association said that McGuigan Simeon's wine company had lowered prices for chardonnay grapes to $600 per tonne this season, almost 30 per cent lower than the $850 per tonne paid last season. The association said average shiraz grapes would be bought for $450 per tonne. However, the Hardy Wine Company will pay 30 per cent more than McGuigan. The association said lower prices for grapes were depressing land prices in the Riverland, down to around $13,000 an acre from $20,000 an acre.

Murray Pioneer 21/02/05

Previous News Items:
17 Feb 2005 | Chardonnay grapes back in fashion
28 Jan 2005 | Yields ease as wine production revives
25 Jan 2005 | White wine grapes headed for oversupply
20 Jan 2005 | Fosters poised to axe Rothbury Estate
19 Jan 2005 | Fosters will close some Southcorp wineries


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