GLOBAL: China to overtake Australia in wine production by 2016
By James Wilmore | 5 February 2013
China is set to overtake Australia and Chile in wine production in the next three years but the Asian country's soaring rate of consumption will slow, according to new research.
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China is set to overtake Australia and Chile in wine production in the next three years but the Asian country's soaring rate of consumption will slow, according to new research.
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