Posts tagged "Australian wine exports"

Beijing is reviewing the sanctions through a five-month process after the Albanese government agreed to suspend Australia's dispute lodged with the World Trade Organisation until March 31.

Rather than being the sole source of the industry’s woes, the collapse of the China trade served only to exacerbate the chronic oversupply in the Australian industry.

It is the second time the EU has tried to add Prosecco to the list so it can stop Australian winemakers from using the grape variety’s name to market their own sparkling wine.

The University of Adelaide and the Australian Wine Research Institute officially launched the $1.98 million laboratory at the university’s Waite campus on Wednesday.

More than 2 billion litres of unsold Australian wine is sitting in storage following a record 2021 vintage and a slump in exports and domestic sales.

Australian producers are bearing the disproportionate brunt of trade punishment from China compared with its strategic partners.

South Australian winemaker Bec Hardy Wines will soon be sending more than 133,500 bottles of its signature wines to major American retail outlets.

China is threatening to block Australian wine imports, and the US election outcome remains uncertain. None of this is good for Aussie wineries.

It’s on again! This time, it’s Australia’s wine industry that’s under investigation in China, for allegedly violating anti-dumping rules.

The timing of the initial COVID-19 outbreak means there are still large amounts of unsold Australian wine in warehouses and with distributors in China.

The Australian wine industry has already taken a hit due to the bushfires. Further loss of sales due to coronavirus could be devastating.

The rising number of Chinese students studying winemaking in South Australia is expected to increase further following a university partnership.