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JULY KEY FIGURES

		July 2007	June 2007 to July 2007	July 2006 to July 2007
		'000 L	% change	% change
Trend estimates
Australian produced wine
	Domestic wine sales	36 283	-1.1	-2.3
	White table wine sales	17 273	-1.2	-7.9
	Red and rosé table wine sales	13 566	-0.5	4.2
Seasonally Adjusted
Australian produced wine
	Domestic wine sales	36 849	4.7	-4.2
	White table wine sales	17 415	4.8	-8.1
	Red and rosé table wine sales	13 834	2.2	-2.9

Australian produced wine, Domestic sales

Australian produced wine, Exports - Original

JULY KEY POINTS


TREND ESTIMATES

• The trend estimate for domestic sales of Australian produced wine decreased by 1.1% in July 2007.
• The trend estimate for domestic sales of white table wine decreased by 1.2% in July 2007. The trend for red and rosé table wine decreased 0.5% on June 2007.
• The trend estimate for other wine decreased by 1.9% on June 2007.

• The seasonally adjusted estimate for domestic sales of Australian produced wine was 36.8 million litres in July 2007, an increase of 4.7% on June 2007.
• The seasonally adjusted estimate for white table wine increased 4.8% on June 2007. Red and rosé table wine also increased, rising 2.2% from last month.
• The seasonally adjusted estimate for other wine increased 10.8% in July 2007.

• In original terms, 38.1 million litres of Australian produced wine were sold domestically by winemakers in July 2007, an increase of 16.8% on June 2007. Domestic sales remained steady when compared to July 2006.
• Exports of Australian produced wine in July 2007 increased 25.9% on June 2007 to 76.9 million litres. Australia exported 802.0 million litres with a value of $2.9 billion in the twelve months ending July 2007, an increase of 11.0% in volume and 7.3% in value over the corresponding period to July 2006.

DATA NOTES

From the August 2007 release of Sales of Australian Wine and Brandy by Winemakers (cat. no. 8504.0) the seasonally adjusted and trend estimates will be derived using autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) modelling. Adoption of ARIMA modelling will reduce the extent of revisions to the seasonally adjusted and trend estimates. For more information on the details of ARIMA modelling see feature article: Use of ARIMA modelling to reduce revisions in the October 2004 issue of Australian Economic Indicators (cat. no. 1350.0).

ROUNDING

Where figures have been rounded, discrepancies may occur between sums of the component items and totals.

INQUIRIES

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