Surge in Australian Wine Exports to China Point to Growing Market Potential

Wednesday, 22 May 2024, 20:00

China's import of Australian wine skyrocketed to over US$10 million in April, indicating a significant shift from the previous year. The surge followed the removal of punitive import tariffs at the end of March, showcasing improved trade relations between the two countries. This uptick in exports suggests burgeoning opportunities for Australian winemakers within the Chinese market, reflecting changing consumption patterns among consumers.
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Surge in Australian Wine Exports to China Point to Growing Market Potential

Australian Wine Exports to China Surge

China's import of Australian wine exploded to over US$10 million in April, indicating a significant growth trend.

Punitive Tariffs Lifted

China lifted punitive import tariffs towards the end of March, fueling this substantial surge in wine imports.

  • Last year, China imported only US$126,000 worth of Australian wine, highlighting an exceptional increase in the recent period.

This positive development opens up new avenues for Australian winemakers to tap into the lucrative Chinese market.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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