Short Take: B2Bwine.com harvests wineries
B2Bwine.com, an Internet marketplace focused on the business-to-business needs of the global wine industry, has announced that more than 100 wineries from around the world have registered for its online membership program. The company provides industry news, product information and e-commerce solutions. Through its site, which launched in January, buyers gain access to industry-focused content and product catalogues to source products from an expanded array of suppliers. B2Bwine is also developing an e-commerce platform that will enable buyers and producers to negotiate price, volume and payment terms as well as track orders during production, transportation and fulfillment.
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B2Bwine.com, an Internet marketplace focused on the business-to-business needs of the global wine industry, has announced that more than 100 wineries from around the world have registered for its online membership program. The company provides industry news, product information and e-commerce solutions. Through its site, which launched in January, buyers gain access to industry-focused content and product catalogues to source products from an expanded array of suppliers. B2Bwine is also developing an e-commerce platform that will enable buyers and producers to negotiate price, volume and payment terms as well as track orders during production, transportation and fulfillment.