With Covid restrictions still in place, travelling across China reduced (pic: file image)

70% of wine importers surveyed by a Chinese media said they suffered losses in 2022 (pic: file image)

Uncertainties loom over China’s wine market despite swift reopening amid a set of alarming data that showed disappointing import figures and large-scale losses suffered by the country’s wine importers.

Uncertainties loom over China’s wine market despite swift reopening amid a set of alarming data that showed disappointing import figures and large-scale losses suffered by the country’s wine importers.

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