Vinpro
Agri Western Cape rallies behind Vinpro on court bid against alcohol sales ban
The application is seeking urgent interim relief for producers and wants the Western Cape premier to be given the power to adopt deviations to enable off and on...
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Vinpro takes govt to court over alcohol sales ban
Government instituted the latest ban on 28 December to help hospitals cope with an influx of COVID-19 cases.
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SA’s wine industry expecting another major blow due to alcohol ban
Vinpro's Rico Basson estimates between 80 wineries and 350 grape producers may go out of business in the next 12 to 18 months.
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Concerns over wine sector jobs growing as lockdown alcohol sale ban continues
Vinpro said that in addition to scores of people that had already been laid off from work as a result of COVID-19 regulations, an estimated 18,000 more jobs could be lost.
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Up to 40k wine industry farmworkers stand to be affected by lockdown regulations
Vinpro's Rico Basson said the wine industry lost R200 million a week on exports due to the revised lockdown regulations; and that the move had huge financial repercussions on the sector.
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South African wine industry says it still can export during lockdown
Vinpro represents around 2,500 South African wine producers, cellars and industry stakeholders and has been at the forefront of talks with government since a lockdown was imposed from 27 March.
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Drought, tough economy hurt SA wine sales
Wine sales in South Africa dropped by around 10 million bottles last year.
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VinPro records positive trend in wine exports
VinPro says early forecasts for 2017 show a similar result with more than a billion litres of wine expected.
