Grape Growers of Ontario
A good year for Ontario grape growers
Drought spares grape growers
Hot weather points towards a ‘super’ vintage year for wine in 2012, says Grape Growers of Ontario
White wine grape prices rise three per cent
Grape growers question LCBO buying policy
The Ontario growers’ organization wants to boost domestic wine sales
Vineyard under the gun to pay grape growers
A Jordan, Ontario vineyard will lose its licence to buy grapes if it does not repay growers by an Ontario Farm Products Marketing Commission deadline
Growers and wineries set grape price for 2010 and beyond
‘Pilot’ pricing scheme aims to replace imported juice with less sweet Ontario grapes while recognizing quality
Company's demise avoided at grape growers' meeting
ST. CATHARINES – It was like trying to ignore an elephant in the room. Although 20 Bees Winery and the Niagara Vintners Inc. went into receivership in February, potentially affecting about one-quarter of the acreage of wine grapes grown in Niagara, discussions of the impact of this event were noticeably absent from the chairman’s and general manager’s reports and from any other formal discussions during the Grape Growers of Ontario’s annual meeting this week.