Chengdu wine fair's fake wines on display (pic: Natalie Wang)

Chengdu wine fair's fake wines on display (pic: Natalie Wang)

OEM-branded wines will need to state clearly on their Chinese wine labels if they are bottled on the shores of China with the newly revised customs regulations.

OEM-branded wines will need to state clearly on their Chinese wine labels if they are bottled on the shores of China with the newly revised customs regulations.

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