Vin tin tin

Article Abstract:

Greg Stokes, the CEO of Barokes Wines, who got the idea of selling wine in cans when he accidentally knocked a bottle of wine into the spa and realized that it would be a good idea to drink wine without the risk of glass damage. After many unsuccessful attempts Barokes has the product ready and hopes to target the age group of 19-39 who are raised on Coke and have no preconceived ideas of the can.

Distilled and blended liquors, Beer, Wine & Liquor, Whsle, Beer, Wine, and Distilled Alcoholic Beverage Wholesalers, Innovations, Alcoholic beverage industry, Wine industry, Wineries, Stokes, Greg

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Cheers for beers

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The 37-year old founder and chief executive of the Pubboy Group, Mark Alexander-Erber talks about his life style and views on success. The Pubboy Group owns eight city and country pub leases and freeholds, as well as dabbling in a range of related businesses that was listed as one of the five fastest growing companies in the country with revenue of nearly $14 million.

Public affairs, HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Eating and Drinking Places, Social aspects, Hospitality industry, Alexander-Erber, Mark

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Rider of the wind storms

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Pacific Hydro chief executive officer, Jeff Harding, comments that the Australian government is influenced by the powerful fossil fuel industry, and thereby it does not realize the potential of renewable energy. He believes that if certain policies supporting the generation of renewable energy are in place, a 25% renewable energy target can be met by the year 2015.

PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, Energy, Utilities, Energy industries, Energy industry, Alternative energy sources, Renewable energy, Pacific Hydro Ltd., Harding, Jeff

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