The South Australian government has announced a $109 million support package for the state's wine industry.
Premier Peter Malinauskas announced the package today with $100 million dedicated to loans to help growers transition to other crops.
The support package also includes a two-year extension of the Global Wine Growth Program to drive international demand, support the disposal of chemically treated wine posts and address wine surplus inventories.
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The South Australian government has announced a $109 million support package for the state's wine industry.
Grape growers across Australia have pleaded for support since the pandemic, when the industry experienced a glut of red wine due to a ban on exports of Australian wines to China and a global downturn in wine consumption.
SA is home to several wine regions, including the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale and the Riverland.
Premier Peter Malinauskas announced the package today with $100 million dedicated to loans to help growers transition to other crops.
He said eligible growers would be able to access loans of up to $500,000, with no principal or interest repayments required for the first two years.
The support package also includes a two-year extension of the Global Wine Growth Program to drive international demand, support the disposal of chemically treated wine posts and address wine surplus inventories.
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