from stuff.co.nz
The latest in a series of five-yearly surveys by researchers at Lincoln University shows that while consumer costs have shot up for products like meat and dairy, the price of wine has dropped significantly. In 1998, consumers were paying on average NZ$17 ($12/€8.10) for what they considered an everyday wine. A decade later that average cost is down to $14.60, the survey found.
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