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UPM Raflatac to Open New Slitting and Distribution Terminal in Chile

Oct 9, 2017

Self-adhesive label materials manufacturer UPM Raflatac said that it will open a new slitting and distribution terminal in Santiago, Chile in early 2018. This new terminal will allow UPM Raflatac to improve its service capabilities and ...

Tags: UPM Raflatac, film products

China to Be World's 2nd Biggest Wine Market

Mar 5, 2017

China is set to become the world's second biggest wine market by 2020 when sales of still and sparkling wine reach 21 billion U.S. dollars in the country, the wine industry's VINEXPO announced here on Wednesday. The data was released by ...

Tags: Wine Market, Wine

Berlin Packaging Takes Major Steps to Expand in Northern California

Jul 19, 2016

Berlin Packaging, the full-service supplier of glass, plastic, and metal containers and closures, announced the completion of several moves to secure its place as one of Northern California's premier integrated packaging companies. From ...

Tags: Berlin Packaging, Packaging

Australian Wine Export Achieved Great Success in 2014

Feb 5, 2015

Australia saw a rise of 1.9 per cent in both the volume and value of wine exports in 2014, according to the latest Wine Export Approval Report, released by the Australian Grape and Wine Authority (AGWA). Premium wine segments saw ...

Tags: wine exports, wine

Resveratrol Coated Can for Wine in Australia Applies for Patent

Jan 15, 2015

Australian wine producer applies for patent for resveratrol coated can for wine Australian wine producer Barokes has applied for patent protection for a beverage container that has an inner coating of resveratrol. Resveratrol is an ...

Tags: Wine, packaging system, Agriculture

New Zealand and The Republic of Korea Have Entered Into a Free Trade Agreement

Nov 21, 2014

New Zealand and the Republic of Korea have entered into a free trade agreement, which will provide the former's wine producers tariff-free access into South Korean wine industry. The agreement is expected to boost New Zealand's export ...

Tags: Wine Market, Free Trade Agreement, Agriculture

Appalachian Mountain Brewery Announced 3ND Quarter Revenue Increased Significantly

Nov 21, 2014

Appalachian Mountain Brewery, announced 3nd Quarter revenue increased significantly and was up 38 % to $266,283 compared to 2nd Quarter 2014 at $192,450. Revenue increased by 77% to $266,283 for Q3 2014 versus $150,703 for Q3 2013. AMB's ...

Tags: Appalachian Mountain Brewery, Q3 Revenue, Agriculture

Wine Tasting Network Is Re-Launching and Rebranding Winetasting.com

Oct 30, 2014

Wine Tasting Network, the premier e-tailer offering an expansive selection of wine and related gifts, announced today that it is re-launching and rebranding WineTasting.com in conjunction with a multi-channel social and digital consumer ...

Tags: Wine Tasting Network, Winetasting.Com, Food

2013 Seems to Be Ending Positively for Italy's Manufacturers of Hollow Glass

Dec 24, 2013

Despite the apparent severity of the early, and not easily interpreted, statistical data, 2013 seems to be ending positively for Italy's manufacturers of hollow glass; and the forecast for 2014 is also quite rosy. Confirmation comes from ...

Tags: Hollow Glass, Construction Glass

Chinese Liquor Giant Wuliangye Yibin Co., Ltd. Reported Net Profits of 5.79 Billion Yuan

Aug 19, 2013

Chinese liquor giant Wuliangye Yibin Co., Ltd. reported net profits of 5.79 billion yuan (946 million U.S. dollars) in the first half of 2013, up 14.76 percent year on year. However, the growth rate was much slower than the company's ...

Tags: liquor giant, Wuliangye

The Western Cape Could Learn a Lot From The Chinese

Jul 30, 2013

Agriculture and Rural Development MEC Gerrit van Rensburg says the Western Cape could learn a lot from the Chinese, especially in rural development and green technology. Van Rensburg and other stakeholders, including Wines of South ...

Tags: SA Wine Makers, Glass

Vintners May Have Stopped Stomping Grapes and Frantically Opened Chinese Dictionaries

Jul 10, 2013

Some vintners in Italy last week may have stopped stomping grapes and frantically opened their Chinese dictionaries. The vineyards in the EU's wine-producing regions have 10 days to get the language down pat, so they can respond to a trade ...

Tags: China Probe, EU Wineries

In Retaliation for Europe Setting a Punitive Tariff (11.8%) on China-Made Solar Panels

Jun 7, 2013

In retaliation for Europe setting a punitive tariff (11.8%) on China-made solar panels, China announced on June 5 plans to start an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation against Europe-made wine imports. According to Reuters, this is ...

Tags: Wine Industry, Solar Trade Dispute

The World's Largest Food Consumer,Continued to Lead Global Consumption of Bordeaux Wines

Jun 2, 2013

China, the world's largest food consumer, continued to lead global consumption of Bordeaux wines in 2012, according to the latest industry data. During the year, it imported 64 million liters of Bordeaux, twice of the volume of Germany, ...

Tags: Wine, Bordeaux wine

The First Organic Wine and Spirits Competition in China

May 24, 2013

The CWSA (China Wine & Spirits Awards) today announced the launch of the first organic wine and spirits competition in China - CWSA ORGANIC. This exciting move reflects the increased demand for organic, bio and eco products in China - ...

Tags: Organic Wine, food

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