Australia first overtook France in October, becoming the largest importer of bottled wine in China, though France still has the lead in the first 10 months of this year.
According to the latest data released by China wine and spirits import and Export Association, in October, China imported 8 million 420 thousand liters of bottled Australian wine, valued at about 69 million 600 thousand dollars, while the total import of French wine was 63 million 860 thousand dollars, which amounted to 12 million 890 thousand liters.
China has surpassed the us to become Australia's highest export wine market. Australia overtook France in October, and is expected to further push Australia's exports to China, and the tariff reduction will help more from January 1st next year.
China and Australia signed a free trade agreement in 2015, which stipulates a reduction of tariffs year by year. At present, the tariff of wine has been reduced from 14% to 5.6%. By next year's new year, the tariff will be reduced to 2.8%, and then it will be completely remitted in 2019.
The documents required for the import declaration of red wine are as follows:
Certificate of origin: Certificate of original
Health certificate: sanitary or health certificate
Third party component analysis report: the third-paty testing report
Filling or packing date proof: Bottling date or packaging date approval by factory or manufcturer
Original label original of foreign labels' file
labels Chinese translation file for each type
Contract
packing list
Invoice
Bill of lading
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