Morris Cai

China

Australian Vintage, the third largest wine producer in Australia, is trying to revive its China market after its biggest shareholder from China suffered a AUD 7 million loss following the company' resumed trading. Read More
The emergence of "professional fake-busters" in China, initially seen as a defense against counterfeit goods, has taken a troubling turn as these individuals now exploit regulatory loopholes to extort money from businesses, particularly targeting the imported wine sector. Read More
China is expected to announce provisionary punitive tariffs on European brandy as early as August, marking the first time state media has provided a timeline for the decision, after launching an anti-dumping probe into EU-produced brandy five months ago. Read More