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VineBizWE HAVE MOVED!
WGGA has now moved into new offices in the National Wine Centre, Botanic Road, Adelaide.
Please note our new contact details
Phone: 8133 4400
Fax: 8133 4466.
Address:
Level 1, Industry House
National Wine Centre
Cnr Botanic Road & Hackney Road
Adelaide SA 5000
Our email and postal addresses remain the same.
Welcome
WGGA works on national issues to create the right conditions for Australian winegrape growers.
Wine Grape Growers Australia (WGGA) is the national grower body for all winegrape growers and associated entities.
It forms policies and advocates for grapegrowers nationally – to government, within the wine industry and to the wider community.
Australian Wine Industry Code of Conduct
WGGA jointly maintains the Australian Wine Industry Code of Conduct with the Winemakers’ Federation of Australia. The Code is intended to ensure fairer contracts for growers. Read more about the Code of Conduct
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VineBiz is a vineyard business development program that includes a spreadsheet program to enable growers to determine the profitability of their business and explore alternative options such as restructuring and water purchases. Read more about VineBiz
Label Integrity Program & growers
Changes to the Label Integrity Program mean that growers are now required to keep records, whenever they sell grapes to another person.
Read more about the Label Integrity Program and its implications for winegrape growers.
Download the latest issue of The United Grower
Signing of revised Australian Wine Industry Code of Conduct imminent
The Code represents the basics of good business practice, but despite support from WFA, a relatively small number of wineries have signed up to the Code. WGGA is concerned about this and encourages wineries to consider signing in the interests of good business practice and industry sustainability.
This article leads the November/December issue of WGGA’s newsletter, The United Grower. Download Nov-Dec issue of United Grower