May.21.2013, the 11 boutique wineries under the Chilean Wine Chamber of Commerce held tour exhibition "The Gifted Land"(天赋良土) in six cities of China: Hangzhou, Changsha, Wuhan, Nanning, Chongqing and Xi'an. It's the first time the Chilean wine Chamber of Commerce officially unveiled in China, meet up with the wine industry professionals and wine lovers
MOPA in charge of the work of PR, Production and Photographing
MOPA in charge of the work of PR, Production and Photographing
Chile(智利), is the country with the longest history for wine in the "New World countries" , and now has been more and more attention around the world. There is no doubt that God has given good Chilean grape growing terroir: the mild Mediterranean climate, warm and dry summers, cool, rainy winter, great temperature difference between day and night in the grape growing season, these are the grapes love; unique geographical conditions, including the northern Atacama Desert, east of the Andes, the southern Patagonian and Antarctic glaciers, the western Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountains, forming a natural barrier, isolating the invasion of harmful substances, also gives the diversity of the soil.
According to statistics, in the first 8 months of 2012, the growth rate of Chile wine exports to the Asian region was more than any other region, the exports to China was 138 million cases (9 liters bottled), as an increase of 19.6%; exports of $ 48,790,000, an increase of 26.62%; product composition based on middel-high quality wines, the per case average price of export increased by 5.87% year-on-year. In 2011, China imported 17,479 kiloliters of Chile's bottled wine, in 2012 it was 20,830 kiloliters , an increase of 19%. China has become an important export market for Chilean wine: rapidly became Chile's sixth-largest bottled wine export market from the 24th in 10 years ago.
The particularly worth mentioning is that China and Chile signed a free trade agreement in 2005, China reduces tariffs on Chilean products year after year, tariffs have been reduced to 2.8% in 2013. In 2015, Chilean wine tariffs will be reduced to zero. This will undoubtedly hit a peak period in the Chilean wine industry trade, China is set to become the top five wine market in Chile.
According to statistics, in the first 8 months of 2012, the growth rate of Chile wine exports to the Asian region was more than any other region, the exports to China was 138 million cases (9 liters bottled), as an increase of 19.6%; exports of $ 48,790,000, an increase of 26.62%; product composition based on middel-high quality wines, the per case average price of export increased by 5.87% year-on-year. In 2011, China imported 17,479 kiloliters of Chile's bottled wine, in 2012 it was 20,830 kiloliters , an increase of 19%. China has become an important export market for Chilean wine: rapidly became Chile's sixth-largest bottled wine export market from the 24th in 10 years ago.
The particularly worth mentioning is that China and Chile signed a free trade agreement in 2005, China reduces tariffs on Chilean products year after year, tariffs have been reduced to 2.8% in 2013. In 2015, Chilean wine tariffs will be reduced to zero. This will undoubtedly hit a peak period in the Chilean wine industry trade, China is set to become the top five wine market in Chile.
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