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Beijing hits Australian wine imports with 212 per cent duties
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Posttime:2020-11-30
CHINA's commerce ministry announced that it will impose temporary anti-dumping measures on Australian wine imports, reported Hong Kong's South China Morning Post.
The duties will range from 107.1 per cent to 212.1 per cent, China's Ministry of Commerce announced said.
The commerce ministry said in a statement announcing the measures that "there is a causal relationship between [wine] dumping and material damage".
China is the biggest destination for Australia's wine exports, accounting for 39 per cent of total shipments in the first nine months of 2020, according to Wine Australia, an industry body.
source:Schednet
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