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What Australian wineries and wine merchants in China are fearing the most is about to happen, as sources told Bloomberg that wine is among a list of potential agricultural products drawn up by Chinese officials to retaliate Australia over its push for coronavirus inquiry.
All gloves are off now. Just two weeks after the Chinese ambassador to Australia threatened boycott of Australian beef andContinue Reading
As the year of 2019 ends, we talked to key decision-makers in China’s wine industry to evaluate what has come to shape what’s been described by wine merchants as a turbulent year, and what’s at stake for 2020.
The Trump administration is threatening 100% punitive tariff on French wines as retaliation to French tax on American technology companies,Continue Reading
With ongoing China-US trade war souring Chinese consumers’ appetite for American wines, California Wine Institute’s Asia director is calling wineriesContinue Reading
Calls for South Koreans to boycott Japanese goods have proven to be costly for Japanese beer and sake sales in Korea, as the latest data from Korea Customs Service has shown.
China has lost out on its attractiveness as a wine market, according to the latest report by Wine Intelligence, amid the country’s slowing economic growth, escalating China-US trade war and depreciated Chinese currency.
More than 60% of Chinese consumers are more than willing to boycott American products from mobile phones to wine, as trade war between China and the US escalates, an FT Confidential Research survey has revealed.
China’s wine imports continued its downward trend in the first half of the year, dipping in both volume and value though rate has markedly slowed.
Chinese NBA star Yao Ming might start producing wines inside China to buffer the adverse impacts of ongoing China-US tradeContinue Reading