Reporter & Desk Editor - Auckland·NZ Herald·12 Sep, 2026 12:00 AM5 mins to readA company majority-owned by American billionaire William Foley blamed adverse economic conditions and the cost-of-living crisis for cutting wine export targets. Photo / Andrew Cornaga / www.photosport.nzAn American billionaire’s luxury wine firm was allowed to cut government-imposed export targets and delay development plans at its Central Otago vineyard after blaming the cost-of-living crisis, recession and Trump tariffs for making the promises “economically unviable”. Foley Wines was granted consent in 2018 to acquire 180ha of sensitive
Foley Wines wins approval to cut Mt Difficulty export targets after market downturn
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