National Vineyard Register Launched in Australia
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The federal government is establishing a national vineyard register to monitor vineyard sizes, ages, and grape varieties across Australia. This digital platform, set to launch by the end of the year, will provide the wine industry with a comprehensive view of plantings nationwide. The project, funded by a federal support package worth over four million dollars, aims to enhance the long-term viability of the grape and wine sector amidst challenges such as droughts, high water costs, and shifting consumer demand. Growers have welcomed the news, highlighting its potential benefits during past crises. Currently, only South Australia has a state-level register, leaving gaps in national supply information. Despite the absence of confirmed mandatory rules, officials anticipate strong industry participation.
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