World Wine (China) Expo attracts attendees from manufacturers, restaurants, hotels, chain stores, retailers & distributors to form a core trade show. Equally important is that the expo attract wines covers from the very knowledgeable to those who are new to the joys of tasting and drinking wine. Co-location with Beijing Bakery 2006, means that exhibitors and visitors get benefit of being part of the China number one food, hospitality & liquor industry event.

China, once a developing country which has now emerged as a newly industrial nation, has become an engine of global economy, with ever-increasing opportunities for foreign suppliers and investors, the wine industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors. Wine consumption soared incredibly 68 percent between 1994 and 2000, while the world consumption of wine increased by a mere 6.5 percent over the same period. It is estimated that China will consume 800,000 tons of wine by 2010.

China's wine import experienced a fast increase in the past two years as the import tariff lowered from 65% to 14% after China's accession to the World Trade Organization. Chinese wine imports increased by nearly 50 per cent in 2003. Due to high import duties previously applied, which amount to around 150 per cent plus consumption and value added taxes, imported wines were prohibitively expensive for most Chinese consumers in the past. Now the reduction of the tariff has opened the floodgates to a deluge of foreign wine producers, resulting in increased competition, which in turn has triggered a price war among domestic wine producers. Experts say that Chinese wine imports in 2010 will reach 400,000 tons, decupling that of 2003.

Wine China is the country's only and largest trade show dedicated to wine industry with an international orientation. The goal of wine China is to enhance communication, cooperation, trade relationship between China and the world, by bringing more wines, wine-making technologies & equipment, wine-grape varieties and investment to the country. Supported by related government agencies and national associations in the country, the exhibition will feature a package of events, including seminars at all levels, best competition, tasting and presentations. It will present a clear picture of China's wine industrial and market development to the professionals in the sector. For those who are interested in Chinese wine market, the exhibition will be no better place to be to get acquainted with distributors in the country and learn characteristics of the market, including consumer habits and customs.

• Expose Your Products / Technologies / Service.
• Locate New Business And Direct Export Opportunities.
• Find Agents, Distributors And Business Partners.
• Meet Top Industry Key Personnels.
• Gain Familiarity With China Market.

World Wine (China) Expo 2006

*Booking Deadline : April 15, 2006

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