Want to learn about Australia’s table grape industry?

This industry snapshot provides an at-a-glance overview of the Australian table grape industry, highlighting its scale, value and importance to regional communities and export markets.

It captures key production and export figures, the industry’s concentration in major growing regions, the diversity of table grape businesses, and the key issues and priorities shaping the industry – including water security, biosecurity, market diversification, compliance, workforce, rising input costs and access to effective crop protection tools.

Project details
Project code: TG23000, TG25001
Produced: 2026

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