A dispute over prices paid for wine grapes between the Riverland based CCW Co-op and Accolade Wines has now been resolved.
The dispute was in relation to prices paid for Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon last vintage, and earlier this year saw CCW launch legal proceedings.
The Co-Operative dates back to the 1920s, and represents a significant number of local wine grape producers, and has been a long term supplier of the Berri Estates facility which is operated by Accolade Wines.
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Further details of agreement aren’t yet known, however as reported in this week’s Murray Pioneer both parties are said to be pleased to resolve the matter.
