TWE’s Europe head resigns
Australian wine giant Treasury Wine Estates’ head of Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) department has resigned two years on the job.
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Australian wine giant Treasury Wine Estates’ head of Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) department has resigned two years on the job.
Global pandemic coupled with China’s crushing anti-dumping tariffs on Australian wines have shaved off 24% of profits for Australian wine giant, Treasury Wine Estates, parent company of Penfolds.
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.
Australian wine exports slowed in the 12 months to December 2020, significantly clipped by China’s punitive tariffs in the last two months of the year that nearly flatlined December exports, according to Wine Australia’s latest Export Report released today.
The WSET, the largest global provider of wines and spirits qualifications, has suspended its operation in China indefinitely, after it was reported that the education provider allegedly failed to comply with the country’s education laws and non-governmental organization (NGO) management law.
An inter-provincial police operation led by Guangzhou police has seized the biggest haul of fake Penfolds in China, with wines worth over US$20 million.
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Australia’s second biggest wine group, Accolade Wines, is putting two of its wineries up for sale as part of the group’s decision to restructure its south Australian operations.
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With China’s slower-than-expected growth rate, the US is expected to surpass China to become the world’s biggest online drinks market by the end of 2021, according to IWSR.