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The new challenges of bulk wine in the global commercial circuit

July 27, 2018

In the last time it has been giving a lot of importance to the export wines, mainly the Chilean Premium wines. However, there is another important actor that has low visibility and that is relevant in the international wine market Learn more about chilean bulk wines… wwwcortahojas.com The axis of this business is in Europe and today there are many opportunities for Chile. Worldwide, wine in bulk fluctuates by 4,000 million liters per year. At present, the varietals that the…

WinEvaluator: Thinking about Premium Chilean wines for export to China

July 24, 2018

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In October of this year the juries of the WinEvaluator will arrive in Chile, a wine contest aimed at the Chinese market that, for the first time, will be held in Chile and could become a way to enter more strongly the attractive market of the Asian giant. The contest that includes a series of tastings follows evaluation guidelines developed by the China Rating System for Global Wine (CWE), based on the culinary and wine habits of the eastern consumers.…

Chilean Premium wine: one of the favored ones of the commercial war between the United States and China

July 21, 2018

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The United States unleashed the “commercial war” with the Asian giant. This quickly affected the price of Chilean copper, whose price had a free fall in the international market. However, in all this situation there is a favored one: the majestic Chilean wine. According to data from the Directorate of International Economic Relations (Direcon) of the Chilean Foreign Ministry, wine consolidates Chile’s position as the world’s fourth largest exporter and broadens its outlook to be outside the orbit of tariff…

“Commercial war” could be an opportunity for Chilean wines for export

July 13, 2018

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After the US president, Donald Trump, initiated the so-called trade war with China, a positive window opened for Chilean wines. This is because Chilean wine producers have detected an opportunity. And is that in this scenario seek to expand their shipments to China, which is already the largest export market for Chilean wines, after the authorities of the Asian giant imposed in April an additional 15% tax on American wines in retaliation for US tariffs on steel and aluminum. The…