Supplier Satisfaction within the Australian Wine Industry

Abstract

The Australian wine industry is experiencing an oversupply of grapes with many relationships between grape growers and winemakers becoming strained. This had led to inefficiencies in the value chain which could harm the industry’s ability to produce a quality product demanded by consumers. The area of investigation for this project is supplier (grape grower) satisfaction and aims to provide a model exhibiting the constructs that relate to satisfaction in relationships between grape growers and winemakers. A qualitative testing involving grape growers has uncovered that trust, commitment, flexibility, communication, honesty and shared goals, buyer size and power are constructs related to satisfaction.

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