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Darren de Bortoli slams listed wine companies
The managing director of one of Australia’s largest family-owned wineries, De Bortoli Wines, has accused its big, stock-market-listed rivals of damaging the Australian industry as a whole by capitulating to short-term pressures. Darren de Bortoli added that 2006 would see ‘the toughest operating conditions in the past 20 years’ and that things would stay bad ‘for a drawn-out period’ due to grape oversupply. ...
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