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The upcoming ProWine China, the longest running international wine fair in China, will serve as a bell weather for what’s to come in the post-coronavirus wine market, as the organizer gears up to meet pent-up demand from the wine trade after a long lull.
Medical workers in Shanghai who fought on the frontline to assist China’s worst-hit province, Hubei, during the COVID-19 outbreak willContinue Reading
A fraudster has been sentenced to three years in jail and fined for RMB 150,000 (US$21,400) for selling counterfeit Australian wine Penfolds in Shanghai.
From October 23-25, the inaugural Vinexpo Shanghai will showcase wines from 260 wineries from 19 different countries in Shanghai, mainland China’s de facto wine capital.
From what is dubbed as China’s first sparkling wine themed festival in Shanghai to a wine competition trumping China’s signature grape, Marselan, here are the highlights from China’s wine industry.
German supermarket chain Aldi has opened its first two stores in Shanghai, China this month at a time when Europe’s largest retailer Carrefour is posed to exit China.