Industry Reports

Viticulture Biosecurity Manual – Version 2.1

This comprehensive guide, developed by Plant Health Australia, is designed to help vineyard owners, managers, and workers protect their vineyards from pests and diseases.

It outlines practical, cost-effective biosecurity measures that can be implemented at all stages of vineyard operations—covering inputs, production practices, people and vehicles, outputs, and more.

2020-25 Export Growth Partnership Program Review

The Export Growth Partnership (EGP) was a five-year co-funded initiative between the Western Australian wine industry and the WA State Government, with both parties contributing approximately $3.5 million.

Wines of WA facilitated a review of the EGP to ensure a fair and accurate evaluation of its performance — specifically, its engagement with stakeholders and perceived value across the sector. 

2025 WA Wine Industry Sustainability Annual Report

Wines of Western Australia is proud to present the inaugural Western Australian Wine Industry Sustainability Report 2025, which does three critical things: establishes our 2021 carbon baseline, showcases what’s already working, and charts the strategic pathway to make WA a recognised leader in sustainable wine production by 2029.

This significant milestone has been made possible through the generous funding support from Wine Australia and the collaborative partnerships established with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and our WA Regional Wine Associations throughout 2024-2025. See more from the Sustainability project here

Australian Wine Market Report 22/23

The Australian Wine: Production Sales and Inventory Report presents the results of the annual Wine Production, Sales and Inventory Survey, conducted by Wine Australia. The report aims to provide an overview of the current supply and demand situation for Australian wine.

Coriolis Report

How can the WA wine industry work together to improve its export
performance? This is the key question driving the research. The answer is multifaceted. A review of peer regions provides many examples of the levers and tactics employed by others in building and supporting a wine industry and regional brand. In most cases this converts to high value, profitable export sales at a business level.

Australian Wine DtC Report 2021

Direct-to-consumer (DTC) wine sales have grown exponentially in Australia over the last decade, emulating the growth seen in countries such as the United States where DTC sales represent a significant portion of the overall market. That growth has been documented in annual reports undertaken by various industry organisations which, in turn, has provided American wineries with essential data to assist in growing this important distribution channel.