"winery industry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the business of making and selling wine. For example, "The winery industry has seen an uptick in sales due to increased interest in wine tasting."
Winery and brewery processing wastewater was from winery industry (Wi) and brewery industry (Bi), respectively.
In the present work ripped vines (Vitis vinifera) from the winery industry were pyrolyzed at 550 °C in a pilot plant reactor.
Due to the booming of the winery industry in some seismic countries such as, the U.S, Italy, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina, the seismic protection of wine storage tanks may be of a practical importance.
In this study a pomace extract (EP), from the bio-waste of winery industry, was used as thermal and processing stabilizer for PHB, aimed to engineer a totally bio-based system.
Although no high yield was achieved in the whole process, the low value of this raw material (considered a waste in the winery industry) and the purity of the fractions obtained decrease the significance of the global yield.
However, floc samples from the municipal and winery industry activated sludge had small contact angles (between 7 and 9°) and low bound water content (7 9 g g−1 TSS) together with high surface charge values (between −0.55 and −0.61 meq g−1 VSS), indicating good settleability.
Industrial applications include wastewaters from oil refineries, chemical factories, pulp and paper production, tannery and textile industries, abattoir, distillery and winery industries.
In a climate of rising investment in the expanding Long Island wine industry, two wineries have been put up for sale.
In 1984, legislation deregulating the state's wine industry allowed farm wineries like Rivendell to sell wine in their tasting rooms, and to open as many as five stores across the state.
The Foster's Brewing Group's $1.14 billion acquisition of Beringer Wine Estates Holdings is likely to prompt a new wave of consolidation among California's premium wineries, analysts and industry executives said today.
The brewery, winery and distillery industries were the second-fastest-growing for manufacturing in 2017, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
