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China’s biggest wine and spirits trade fair has announced that it will postpone its fair schedule from originally planned March to April, after the hosting province issued a directive to ban large-scale, sales-oriented gatherings as part of its precautionary measures following small clusters of infection.
Will China’s biggest wine and spirits fair in March roar back with vengeance or tank?
There’s more to the ancient city of Chengdu than fluffy pandas and spicy food. Wine, for a start, is something that consumers and wine trade should get excited about.
Mainland China’s biggest wine and spirits fair, the China Food and Drinks Exhibition (Chengdu), could face possible delay again, asContinue Reading
The Chengdu wine and spirits fair, the biggest trade fair for alcoholic beverage inside mainland China, has announced its newContinue Reading
China’s wine industry is having arguably the biggest survival test since financial crisis in 2008, as many wine merchants whoContinue Reading
The Chengdu wine and spirits fair, the biggest trade fair for alcoholic beverage inside mainland China, has been postponed, the organiser has announced, due to the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus that has now sickened over 24,000 and killed 490 in China.
Here are all the key wine and spirits trade fairs in mainland China and Hong Kong that should be on your radar for 2020.