wine industry
Horizontal networks and collaborative marketing in the Tasmanian wine industry
... f wine production (Campbell & Guibert, 2006; Cox & Bridwell, 2007), Australia is renowned for its consistently good wines, its innovative grape growing and winemaking techniques, and its diversity in ...
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Environmental Entrepreneurship in the Ontario (Canada) Wine Industry
... global wine industry indicates that this construct category might very well become a more significant factor in ...this industry is eager to adopt proven, new systems as a way to maintain and improve ...
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Perception of success in a nascent wine industry
... This paper is based on an ongoing research project. Its main purpose is to identify the main factors which contribute to the perceptions of success in the wine industry of Nova Scotia, Canada. The data ...
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Conditioning factors of consolidation phase in the cooperation networks: a case study of Brazilian Wine Industry
... This features represented the social context that the Aprovale is inserted. However, it is noteworthy that the process of network formation did not arise spontaneously among producers located in this re- gion. One of the ...
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Punch drunk : the impact of an emerging wine industry in Walla Walla
... intensive, the wine industry has created more jobs. Six of the survey respondents who owned vineyards also indicated they plan to expand or add grape varietals, meaning they will likely rely on more ...
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Exploratory analysis of marketing innovations in the New Zealand wine industry
... the wine industry and this study therefore expected to find that wine companies were engaging in innovative marketing strategies in response to these ...
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Adoption of environmental innovations: Analysis from the Waipara wine industry
... the wine industry, and they will be considered for adoption only if they bring an environmental and economic ...by industry respondents, indicates that the innova- tions do not provide a sufficient ...
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Supplier satisfaction within the Australian wine industry
... Australian wine industry is moving to a scenario of undersupply of grapes and strategically focussing on the production of quality wine and regional ...in wine is derived from grapes (grape ...
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Will drought erode the competitiveness of Australia's wine industry?
... of wine (Wittwer et al., 2003; Anderson, et al. 2003). If we treat wine as a single commodity, it is easy to conclude that in many countries, per capita consumption of wine is decreasing and the ...
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KEY FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WINE INDUSTRY IN ALBANIA
... global wine industry's geography has changed so dramatically, highlighting more new producers such as Chile, New Zealand, Argentina, Brazil ...of industry in the country reflects a complex problem related ...
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A history of the Tasmanian wine industry
... the industry, with all states united in fighting the WET or Wine Equalisation ...the wine industry you would think, with a 10% GST replacing the former 41% sales ...the Wine ...
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The proposed 'Wine Restructuring Action Agenda' and alternative policy options for the Australian wine industry
... and wine producing industry enjoyed meteoric growth from the early 1990s onwards, with wine sales forming an increasingly important element of both national export earnings and farm-sector ...in ...
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Analysing and Modelling International Trade Patterns of the Australian Wine Industry in the World Wine Market
... world wine industry has a relatively small value using the Hamilton and Kniest’s MIIT ...major wine producers are more associated with inter-industry trade than with intra-industry ...
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Grape grubbers: the case against wine industry reregulation
... today’s wine industry lies; rather, it is in the unintended consequences of policy that marked this particular episode of government intervention into agricultural commodity ...the industry to the ...
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Sustainability in the wine industry: key questions and research trendsa
... between wine and sustainability in a strategic ...organic wine industry and the implications to promote place branding activities; at firm level the interest is for internal and external pressures ...
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California’s wine industry enters new era
... the industry is how fast producers can respond to changing consumer tastes, as wine drinkers shift from jug wine to fighting varietals, fighting varietals to premium, and premium to ultra- premium ...
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Supercritical Technologies for the Valorization of Wine Industry By-Products
... and polyphenols from grape skins and defatted grape seeds using subcritical water (SW) and then, modeling of the kinetics of extractions and process economic analysis.. The [r] ...
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Open characters of innovation management in the Hungarian wine industry
... In the last decade, Hungary has been left behind by the world trends as represented by the increas- ing share of the premium and super-premium wines (which utilise a higher knowledge) in the export development. At the ...
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Study on Wine Policies, Regulations and Standards in Maharashtra, India
... Indian wine industry has been growing at a fast pace but there are no wine laws to define various standards to check frauds, safety of consumers while international wine business is controlled ...
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Regulatory and institutional developments in the Ontario wine and grape industry
... Inter-provincial wine trade restrictions have lim- ited business opportunities in Ontario to domestic wine sales within provincial ...ship wine directly to customers across provincial borders in ...
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