American consumers are likely to see fewer choices on the shelves, and small producers may be the hardest hit.

Treasury Wine Estates, another Australian winemaker, says that the blanket 10 per cent tariff imposed on Australian products was unlikely to have a big impact on its business. Treasury’s ...

Many Australian winemakers are catering to evolving Chinese consumption choices in order to boost sales. Red wine has ...

Australians are being encouraged to swap American goods for home-grown products at the check-out, but is it that easy?

which carries Frank Body products, showing a sales downturn in recent months. The tariffs will also rattle the Australian wine export market, which according to Wine Australia, was worth $325 ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through ... Shiraz is far and away Australia’s most popular variety. Australian wines made from 100 percent Shiraz are often full ...

But two Australian territories seemed to be on the hit list, with Norfolk Island getting a 29 per cent tariff and the Heard ...

Instead, they are products that reflect their ... sells a broad range of wines — European, U.S., South American, Australian, and more — and all of the imported wines will be affected by ...

Wine and spirits industry bodies have their say on the latest tariffs announcement from US President Donald Trump.