Interesting times for Australia and Argentine.

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Following the reopening of the Chinese market, Australians are facing new challenges: a smaller market, established players, and emerging trends.

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The Australian wine industry celebrates the reopening of its once crucial export market. In the medium term, they aim to re-establish themselves.

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Some of the biggest wineries in the world are headquartered in North America and Australia. Here are 10 of the biggest.

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For many years, China was Australia's biggest customer for wine. Then Beijing bolted the doors, with punitive tariffs. Those doors have now reopened, but they will not readmit Australia's producers to the booming market they remember.

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To mark their 180th anniversary, the Australians are launching a new champagne in collaboration with Champagne Thiénot. They are aiming to strengthen their existing luxury distribution and consolidate their French ties.

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Australian Wine Holdco Limited steps in to alleviate the financial situation of the wine giant.

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The 2023 figures make uncomfortable reading for the southern hemisphere nation that once seemed to be an unstoppable champion exporter.

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Three different problems converged on Australia’s wine producers, leaving them awash in excess wine. Felicity Carter hears what’s being done to drain the pool.

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