Wineries, struggling with $200 million in damage, work with insurers to repair storage tanks
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Since the magnitude-7.8 earthquake that struck New Zealand in November 2016 wineries in Marlborough have been working with insurers and engineers to repair or replace their tanks to make sure they can handle harvest, Stuff reported citing The Marlborough Express. The quake-damaged tanks account for about 20% of the total storage capacity in the region. The quake cost the wine industry $200 million to $250 million.
