Located in the Riverland, CCW Co-operative Limited has approximately 500 grower members who proudly produce approximately 200,000 tonnes of wine grapes annually.
Meet some of our growers
“Growing the best fruit in the world”
Meet Keith
“Security with CCW”
Meet Marg
“Thriving in the Riverland”
Meet Sandy
“Growing from strength to strength”
Meet Jim
A Message From Our General Manager
Peter Szabo
The CCW Co-operative goes well beyond what its name would suggest.
It is not just a group of members growing grapes, but rather,
“it is family”
“it is community”
“it is people collaboratively working towards ongoing regional prosperity.”
My role in this, is to firstly listen. Listen to members, listen to community and listen to the wider industry. It is only through the understanding gained from this that the Management Team and the Board can enact the strategies required to achieve the best results for members.
I believe that the Riverland has always been the powerhouse of grape production in Australia and CCW has been, and will continue to be, integral to this.
Peter Szabo Mob: 0407 186 616
Security for Members
15 Year Contracts
CCW offers contracts for up to 15 years giving you security and certainty each season
Price Negotiation
We negotiate prices to provide you a commercially competitive return
Expert Advice
Our viticulture expert is always available to visit your vineyard with best practice advice
Your Community
We’re focussed on our local community – everything that comes to us goes back to you the grower
Fast Facts
500
active members
52 +
wine grape varieties
>10%
of Australia’s wine grapes
200,000
tonnes
Latest News
Latest CCW Viteo
CCW Viteo #2: Harvesting one of our trial patches.
Harvesting of one of the CCW NRM Soil Heath Project patches took place on Wednesday last week (19th February), at Tony Trezise’s vineyard, at Renmark South.
The 16 project treatments were harvested; weighed; and samples taken for analysis.
The Soil Health Project has shown some exciting results and will give growers insights as to how best to improve the health of their soils, and improve long term sustainability of production.
More to come……
