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In 2010, imported wines accounted for 15% of all volumes consumed in China, up 395% compared to 2006, but in value terms, non-Chinese wines represent 37.4% of total sales in the country.

Vinexpo Asia-Pacific offers you advertising facilities to highlight your participation at the exhibition

Since last December – three months earlier than during the sales campaign of Vinexpo Asia-Pacific 2010 – all stand space has been fully booked.

In 2010, 19.448 million cases of imported wines were consumed in Japan, more than in China, where 16.548 million cases were drunk.

The Vinexpo Asia-Pacific 2012 advertising graphics follow on from those of 2008 and 2010 by revisiting the feminine theme of its predecessors.

Wine consumption in South Korea was flat between 2006 and 2010, increasing by only 0.37% in the 5 years.

In just one year between 2009 and 2010, wine consumption, including still, light and sparkling wines grew by 33.4% in China, Hong Kong included.

The strong popularity of local spirits makes Asia-Pacific the leading spirits-consuming region in the world ...

The VINEXPO study also predicts that Asia will account for more than half (53.7%) of the growth in wine consumption worldwide between 2011 and 2015.

Wines of Argentina, the organisation that promotes Argentinean wines throughout the world, has opened an office in Beijing.