Chinese Government Nears End of Tariffs on Australian Wine

Chinese Government Nears End of Tariffs on Australian Wine

By
Liu Jingyan
1 min read

The Australian wine market is poised for potential opportunities as the Chinese government is on the verge of lifting heavy tariffs on wine imports. The Australia China Business Council hosted a meeting where Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized his country's openness to foreign investment, providing hope for future trade relations. However, it is important to note that despite the impending removal of tariffs, not all producers may immediately return to the market. This development reflects the changing dynamics in international trade and presents a significant potential for Australian wine exporters.

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