Australian winemakers squeezed by Chinese tariffs leave tonnes of grapes to rot | South China Morning Post

Thanks to a mild summer, 2022 was a good vintage for Australian wine. But the ongoing trade dispute between Australia and China has led to millions of grapes being left to rot at vineyards across the country. The mainland Chinese market used to total more than AUS$1 billion (US$700 million) before China more than do…

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