Who Are China's Top 100 Wine Importers?

Trump threatens 200% tariffs on EU wine & spirits/ Sam's Club's Top Selling Wines in China

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Natalie Wang
March 14, 2025

The days of easy wine sales in China are over.

The market is fragmented, consumer preferences are shifting, and traditional distribution networks no longer guarantee success. If you’re a producer, exporter, or brand owner looking to break into—or expand within—China, you need more than just a list of importers.

You need to know who really moves the market. For the first time, our exclusive China’s Top 100 Wine Importers Report offers an unprecedented look at the key power players shaping China’s wine industry.

🔹 Who controls China’s wine imports? Get a curated list of the 100 most influential importers, from state-backed giants to regional powerhouses, niche players driving new trends.

🔹 Where should you focus your efforts? The report maps out the geographical distribution of these importers, revealing new opportunities beyond Shanghai and Beijing.

🔹 Who are the real decision-makers? This report goes beyond names and numbers—it provides insights into importer strategies, regional influence, and their adaptability in a shifting market.

🔹 How can you maximize your success? Whether you're looking for distribution, partnerships, or market intelligence, this report saves you months of research and guesswork by delivering the most critical data in one place.

You can sign up and join the wait list here for a free copy of report intro. Full report is releasing on March 24.

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