The China Alcoholic Drinks Association, which represents 122 members, said the growing number of low-priced Australian wines sold in China had “severely disrupted and inflicted a serious negative impact on the local market”. Photo: AFP
The China Alcoholic Drinks Association, which represents 122 members, said the growing number of low-priced Australian wines sold in China had “severely disrupted and inflicted a serious negative impact on the local market”. Photo: AFP
China-Australia relations
Economy /  China Economy

China-Australia trade dispute extends to wine as Beijing targets cheap imports in anti-dumping probe

  • China’s Ministry of Commerce confirms start of investigation following a complaint from the China Alcoholic Drinks Association on behalf of the domestic industry
  • Penfolds’ Treasury Wine Estates and Yellow Tail’s Casella Wines named, as well as South Australia’s Accolade Wines and Victoria’s The Wine Company

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Updated: 10:17pm, 18 Aug, 2020

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The China Alcoholic Drinks Association, which represents 122 members, said the growing number of low-priced Australian wines sold in China had “severely disrupted and inflicted a serious negative impact on the local market”. Photo: AFP
The China Alcoholic Drinks Association, which represents 122 members, said the growing number of low-priced Australian wines sold in China had “severely disrupted and inflicted a serious negative impact on the local market”. Photo: AFP
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