Federal law allows for a margin of error on wine alcohol labeling, but are producers taking liberties that mislead drinkers?

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In a bold new move, Texas passed a law that mandates warning labels on foods containing additives banned in parts of the world. From food dyes to titanium dioxide, these chemicals are in thousands of ...

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Four cabernet-dominant wines from the Yarra Valley, Margaret River and Mudgee have been cellared for up to eight years ahead ...

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Australian wine has long been a favourite in China, but an economic downturn along with a government push to “Shop in China” is seeing local vintners step up the competition.

Pernod Ricard’s wine sell-off includes Australian labels Jacob’s Creek, St Hugo and Orlando, New Zealand’s Stoneleigh and Brancott Estate, and Campo Viejo, Ysios and Tarsus out of Spain.