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Category Archives: Wine news
The key to success – building and retaining customer loyalty
“Private label has existed in Europe since the beginning of the 19th century. But it wasn’t until the 1970s when Sainsbury penetrated the European market that private label became an important part of grocery retailing. As in Australia, private label … Continue reading
Posted in New World wine, NZ wine, Private labels, UK wine, Wine news
Tagged Aldi, Australian wine, buyers own brands, Coles, copycat, generic, home brand, IKEA, Private labels, private labels in wine, Tesco, University of Adelaide, Walmart, Wine, Wine2030, Woolworths
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Winemaking, viticulture and wine appreciation courses for adults in Adelaide
Hamilton Secondary College offers the unique combination of Adelaide-based adult education courses in wine appreciation, winemaking and viticulture, in a sociable, inclusive and hands-on environment. Whether you are looking for something fun and different to learn, have a passion for … Continue reading
The evolution of selected private label companies and complex portfolios
Introduction The first two articles in this discussion (links provided at the end of this article or find under Categories: ‘Private labels’ on the right hand side of this page) have set the scene for why Australians in general and … Continue reading
Posted in New World wine, NZ wine, Private labels, UK wine, Wine news
Tagged Aldi, Australian wine, buyers own brands, Coles, copycat, generic, home brand, IKEA, Private labels, private labels in wine, Tesco, University of Adelaide, Walmart, Wine, Wine2030, Woolworths
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Private labels – what are they?
The topic of private labels in the wine industry was introduced in the previous article. This series of articles is being released as part of a Wine2030 (University of Adelaide) initiative to invite discussion around this current and emotive development … Continue reading
Posted in New World wine, Private labels, UK wine, Wine news
Tagged Australian wine, buyers own brands, Coles, copycat, generic, home brand, IGA, IKEA, Private labels, private labels in wine, Tesco, University of Adelaide, Walmart, Wine, Wine2030, Woolworths
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Private labels – what’s the problem? Is there a problem? What about wine?
Introduction In recent months a number of articles and reports have caught my attention relating to private labels/home brands and the wine industry. Private labels are simply defined as retailer brands – the definitions and types of private labels are … Continue reading
Posted in New World wine, Private labels, UK wine, Wine news
Tagged Aldi, Australian wine, buyers own brands, Coles, copycat, Cow Bombie, generic, home brand, IKEA, own brand, Private labels, private labels in wine, Tangaroa, Tesco, University of Adelaide, Walmart, Wine, Wine2030, Woolworths
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The Indian Wine Market – bite-sized overview!
I attended a talk on 21 September organised by Austrade (the Australian Trade Commission) and the Onkaparinga Exporters Club – a regional body that directly assists exporters. The speaker, Mahesh Krishnan from Austrade Mumbai, gave a clear and concise briefing … Continue reading
Posted in Wine news
Tagged Austrade, Indian wine, Onkaparinga Exporters Club, Wine, Wine2030
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Drink wine by the glass and waste none
This article in the Asia Sentinel describes a new affordable and effective method of keeping wine fresh once opened – so a glass of wine at a time does not mean the rest of the bottle is wasted if not … Continue reading
Montana? No – Brancott Estate
Montana, one of the best known and largest wine brands in NZ, is changing its name to Brancott Estate. It is already known by the new name in the US. Pernod Ricard NZ, the owners of the Montana brand, say … Continue reading
Chile avoiding wine discounting
Chile is not prepared to follow the Australian and NZ examples of heavily discounting its wine exports. In this article in the drinks business Chilean producers are said to be shunning cut-price deals with the UK off-trade. Instead they are … Continue reading
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