Some insiders say that Australian wine cannot reclaim its lost market share in China because products from Chile and Argentina have already replaced it. Photo: EPA-EFE
Some insiders say that Australian wine cannot reclaim its lost market share in China because products from Chile and Argentina have already replaced it. Photo: EPA-EFE

exclusive | China-Australia trade officials hit ‘snag’ as they begin meetings, with talk of wine, lobsters and logs

  • Three intended rounds of negotiations are expected to precede a visit to Beijing by trade minister Don Farrell
  • Some insiders say that the bulk of trade is expected to eventually resume, but a considerable chunk has already been supplanted by other countries

Some insiders say that Australian wine cannot reclaim its lost market share in China because products from Chile and Argentina have already replaced it. Photo: EPA-EFE
Some insiders say that Australian wine cannot reclaim its lost market share in China because products from Chile and Argentina have already replaced it. Photo: EPA-EFE
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