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Grape growers in South Australia’s Riverland have united to reject an offer to sell part of their contracts from one of Australia's largest wine companies. The offer aimed to assist people exiting the industry amid a global oversupply, but growers say it wasn't enough to help them transition.
Grape growers in South Australia’s Riverland have united to reject an offer to sell part of their contracts from one of Australia's largest wine companies. The offer aimed to assist people exiting the industry amid a global oversupply, but growers say it wasn't enough to help them transition.
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