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India needs more grapes!

The boom in the wine business in India is causing an unsual problem - a lack of adequate grapes. According to DNA India, with companies rushing to set up wineries in the Nasik areas, which are the most suitable for growing grapes, existing firms are finding it difficult to come across the fruit. Some wine companies are evening thinking of importing grapes to meet the demand. Also, as farmers switch to growing wine grapes, table grapes are getting scarce.

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