SAWIA EXCELLENCE AWARDS OPEN FOR ENTRY The South Australian Wine Industry Association is excited to announce that its 2024 Excellence Awards are now open for entry. The SAWIA Excellence Awards celebrate South Australian grape and wine businesses and individuals who excel in environmental management and workplace health and safety. Previous winners have included off-grid wineries, enhanced vineyard biodiversity and creation of resilient landscapes, sustainable packaging programs, confined space initiatives, basket press modifications to improve worker safety and that’s just a taste. There are six awards up for grabs in 2024. Find out more and enter here: https://lnkd.in/gsajHdgG
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News from Wine Innova Tech 2024 by Fran Bridgewater FCIM Announcing the creation of the WineTech Private Fund in Chile focused on revolutionising the wine industry by tackling climate change head-on The international seminar Wine Innova Tech, held at Viña El Escorial in Panquehue Terroir (Aconcagua Valley) and Palacio Rioja in Viña del Mar, brought together investors and business angels to pave the way for South America’s first WineTech Private Fund. Valparaiso Region, with its unparalleled agroclimate and soil diversity, was the perfect backdrop for this groundbreaking event. Stretching 4,000 kilometres from Easter Island to the Andes Mountains, this region is home to the renowned wine valleys of Aconcagua, Casablanca, Marga Marga, Quilpue, Villa Alemana, Lo Abarca-San Antonio-Algarrobo and Leyda. A particular highlight was the Aconcagua Valley, with a rich winemaking tradition dating back to 1870. Visionary Don Maximiano Errázuriz planted the first French grapevines here, inspiring many other wineries in the valley including Narbona Wines, Viña Peumayen, Viña Sanchez de Loria, Viña Von Siebenthal and Viña Baron Knyphausen at Llay-Llay. Key seminar topics included: Strategies to combat climate change Creating new products from surplus grapes and wines Promoting biotechnological advancements to preserve the genetics of ancestral vineyards Attracting investment in real estate and wine tourism, with a focus on thematic hotels and lodges Wine Innova Tech 2024 showcased the unity of Valparaiso’s wine valleys in facing climate challenges together. Supported by the Regional Productive Development Committee of Valparaiso and the Viraliza Corfo program, the seminar fostered networking and research, revealing hidden sub-valleys and terroirs. With backing from the Convention Bureau of Viña Del Mar, local tourism departments with allied organizations and media partners, the event was declared a resounding success. “It’s only through working collaboratively that we can really drive innovation and sustainability across all aspects of the wine trade!» concluded Max Morales, Senior Project Manager andes@andeswines.com Read: https://lnkd.in/eSzpYzs4 #WineInnovaTech #WineTech #ClimateChange #Valparaiso #ChileWine #Innovation #Investment #WineTourism
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🌟 Thrilled to share the publication of our latest research in Benchmarking: An International Journal! 🌟 Our study, "Green Human Resource Management and Sustainable Performance in the Wine Industry: The Mediating Role of Green Innovation," explores the significant impact of Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) on the Sustainable Performance (SP) of wineries. We also delve into how Green Innovation (GI) mediates this relationship, providing fresh insights for the wine industry, particularly in today's post-COVID landscape. 🍷🌱 This research, conducted by Javier Martínez Falcó, Eduardo Sánchez García, BARTOLOME MARCO LAJARA, and Nikolaos Georgantzis, leverages data from 196 Spanish wineries to validate our conceptual model. It's a unique contribution to the fields of environmental management and human resources, filling a gap in the academic literature on GHRM practices in the wine sector. We invite you to read the full article and discover the implications of our findings for sustainable practices in the industry. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/d9KK9zaX #GreenHRM #SustainablePerformance #WineIndustry #Innovation #AcademicResearch #EnvironmentalManagement #HumanResources
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What can the #restaurant sector do in front of the many challenges of the present? This question is the red thread of the panel organized with Dauro Mattia Zocchi of the biannual conference of the International gastronomic society. We will discuss together with Oscar Tiku, Lotta Ortheil, and Ilona Klama tomorrow afternoon. See you there!
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