China Ends Punitive Tariffs on Australian Wine

By
Liu Mingzhong
1 min read
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China has lifted its punitive tariffs on Australia’s wine exports, signaling an end to a three-year campaign of trade pressure on Canberra. The Ministry of Commerce in Beijing made the announcement, raising hopes for a revival of the billion-dollar industry. The industry had been anticipating the move for weeks, following indications from some Australian vintners and lawmakers. This development brings optimism for improved relations and a potential reinvigoration of the wine trade.

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