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Australian Wine Glut Forces Vine Removal: growers rip out long‑established vines; China tariffs deepen hit

Australia's wine sector is grappling with a staggering oversupply of two billion litres of unsold wine. In a desperate move, growers are uprooting millions of vines as the market faces historic lows in grape prices. Contributing to this crisis is the lost access to the once-thriving Chinese market, alongside a…

The Times of India

No to furniture, yes to yoghurt: five ways Australians are changing their shopping behaviour

The August financial reporting season offers insight into how purchases are shifting amid rising living costs

The Guardian - AU

How an iron ore empire began to raise doubts

Major commodity traders are cutting ties with Radiant World amid concerns, which suggest the company provided falsified documents to banks for financing. Glencore and Cargill have ceased new business dealings with Radiant World. Banks like Intesa Sanpaolo are reviewing their exposure to the firm. Radiant World denies the claims.

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Holy guacamole: Aussie avos set to smash supply records

The Australian avocado supply is forecast to smash records after a dip, in a-peeling news for lovers of the Sunday brunch staple.

AAP

Team budgets are approaching €60 million, and Visma-Lease a Bike is still hunting for a title sponsor at the Tour de France

Chief business officer isn't concerned and says 'being a first title sponsor of one of the biggest teams in the world could benefit a company a lot'

Cycling Weekly

Sirloin to sausages: prices put cheap cuts on the menu

Australian cattle producers are well placed to benefit from a dip in global beef production but are warned hard-pressed consumers may switch to cheaper cuts.

AAP

'He wants to move on, and I respect that choice' – Visma-Lease a Bike's head of racing to move to Lidl-Trek this season

Grischa Niermann has been with the Dutch team since turning pro in 1998

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'It's a no until it's a yes but things are looking very promising' – Visma-Lease a Bike boss offers update on sponsor search and cycling reform

CEO hopes team can remain independent rather than have sponsor take ownership, talks about future of cycling reforms

Cycling News

'It's not a pure lottery' – the story of Paris-Roubaix's unlikeliest winner, a decade on

Days short of his 38th birthday, Mathew Hayman got his fairytale ending

Cycling Weekly

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Cycling News

Insolvencies at record highs, set to rise on Iran war

Australia's most essential industries are exposed to major risks from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, as surging oil prices weigh on economic growth.

AAP

‘Everyone feels like they are being scammed’: can Central America’s small coffee growers survive as global prices fall?

Family-run farms in El Salvador and Honduras face mounting losses, rising costs – and the need to adapt or be left behind

The Guardian - UK

New locations sought for Aussie beef due to China levy

Import quotas introduced by China are expected to reorder the global beef trade and send Australian exporters into new markets.

AAP

Expectations for a Bumper Brazilian Coffee Crop Pressures Prices

May arabica coffee (KCK26 ) on Friday closed down -1.55 (-0.55%), and May ICE robusta coffee (RMK26 ) closed down -15 (-0.41%). Coffee prices settled lower on Friday amid pressure from an outlook for higher global coffee output. Rabobank said Wednesday that global coffee production is projected to reach a...

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Coffee Prices Decline on the Prospects of a Bumper Brazilian Coffee Crop

May arabica coffee (KCK26 ) today is down -2.50 (-0.89%), and May ICE robusta coffee (RMK26 ) is down -28 (-0.77%). Coffee prices are sliding today amid pressure from an outlook for higher global coffee output. Rabobank said Wednesday that global coffee production is projected to reach a record 180...

Barchart

Expectations of Higher Global Coffee Production Weigh on Prices

May arabica coffee (KCK26 ) on Thursday closed down -2.55 (-0.90%), and May ICE robusta coffee (RMK26 ) closed down -64 (-1.73%). Coffee prices settled lower on Thursday amid an outlook for higher global coffee output. Rabobank said Wednesday that global coffee production is projected to reach a record 180...

Barchart

Coffee Prices Slide on the Outlook for Record Global Coffee Production

May arabica coffee (KCK26 ) today is down -2.75 (-0.97%), and May ICE robusta coffee (RMK26 ) is down -68 (-1.84%). Coffee prices are moving lower today amid an outlook for higher global coffee output. Rabobank said Wednesday that global coffee production is projected to reach a record 180 million...

Cycling News

'It's a major challenge' – Visma-Lease a Bike need to find €30 million sponsor to keep up with rival super teams

'Where they'll find that money is the million-dollar question' says Soudal marketing expert Marko Heijl

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Cycling Weekly

Visma-Lease a Bike looking for new lead sponsor to compete with super-teams

Visma to stay on board as partner, as talks progressing over new funding

AAP

No let-up in coffee prices as bean supplies stabilise

A stabilisation in commodity prices is welcome news to Australian coffee and chocolate producers, but years of inflation have pushed businesses to their limits.

The Guardian - AU

No whey: why the price of protein powder is surging in Australia

A booming gym culture has pushed up demand for powders and other protein-enhanced products, with retail prices following suit

Fortune

A $400 million lawsuit against UBS is designed to punish banks who throw employees to the wolves

Wrongly accused bankers are fighting back against the institutions that betrayed them, including Tom Hayes.

Pedestrian.tv

Personally Victimised By Up Bank’s Changes? Here Are 6 Other Options To Consider

Justice for the 20+ saver gang!!!!!!

Benzinga

No, Gen Z Isn't Drinking Less for 'Wellness' — They Simply Can't Afford To

Gen Z's elder rung of 21- to 28-year-olds have been given the keys to drive the U.S. alcohol market. But to the concern and chagrin of the industry, they make up a miniscule percentile of total booze spending.

The Independent UK

Your July 4 BBQ is going to cost 12% more this year because of Trump Tariffs, congress says

A congressional report says Trump’s April tariffs have driven a 12.7 percent annualized increase in Fourth of July cookout costs.

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