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Treasury Wine Estates has closed its fiscal 2023 down by almost 5% as the group's pivot towards the more expensive end of the wine category continues.
Six months after reporting a 1.1% dip in sales from the second half of calendar 2022, the Australia-headquartered giant said today that performance in the six months to the end of June slowed more mark
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