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| March 7th 2013 |
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| China by numbers |
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By Jim Boyce for Meininger's Wine Business International
China Customs has released its wine import statistics for 2012. While the figures aren’t perfect, they do provide a snapshot of what’s happening in the Middle Kingdom. Jim Boyce got out his calculator to figure out what’s hot and what’s not. |
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| February 28th 2013 |
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| Burgundy not a perfect ten – but a good eleven |
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By Stuart George for Meininger's Wine Business International
A problematic vintage led to an early harvest, leading to uneven quality in Burgundy 2011. Yet huge global demand coupled with limited supply means that not only are prices holding steady – they’re on the rise. |
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| February 21st 2013 |
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| Exports lighten Spanish gloom |
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By Patricia Langton
With the local market deeply depressed, Spanish wine producers are forced to turn to exports for their survival. But poor harvests around the world have resulted in wine shortages, opening the way for Spain. This may put the country on a good footing for the future. |
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| January 10th 2013 |
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| Korea dials 911 |
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By Cho Jungyong for Meininger's Wine Business International
The Korean government has looked at the nation’s drinking culture in alarm, and decided to encourage change, in a move that could be good for wine. The problem is that internal taxes are distorting prices and making consumers wary. |
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| January 10th 2013 |
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| A positive new direction for Russia |
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By Eugene Gerden for Meininger's Wine Business International
Long hampered by bureaucratic red tape and being lumped in with the spirits industry, Russia’s wine makers may have good news on the horzon. If new laws are adopted to make wine an agricultural product, the industry could flourish. |
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| December 20th 2012 |
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| Hong Kong: The gateway to China |
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| November 22nd 2012 |
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| The South American wine plan |
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By Daniel Lopez Roca for Meininger's Wine Business International
Mercosur is the South American free trade bloc region that adopts common commercial policies. In 2009 the region began working on a wine plan, which was recently accepted by all members. |
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| September 28th 2012 |
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| Bordeaux looks again at Russia |
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| September 6th 2012 |
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| Indian exports follow Italian path |
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| June 26th 2012 |
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| The view of China from Guangzhou |
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By Susanne Bauer for Meininger's Wine Business International
Just ten years ago, ‘wine’ and ‘China’ were terms that were rarely found together. But in the past decade, things have changed completely. Every week there is now wine news from Asia, prompting many wine producers to hope that their ailing sales figures can be miraculously healed by China’s increasing thirst for wine. |
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