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12/10/2007 3:58 AM  

 

Report for Shanghai International Wine & Spirit Fair

2007

According to ADB reports, the China market is fast becoming an important source of demand not only for the Asian region but also for the world economy. China is assuming critical roles in the production and consumption of goods. Statistics have shown a big rise in China's imports and that it has become the third largest importer in the world.

 

With the 2-digit annually increase in wines consumptions for the past 14 years, the China wine market is certainly most attractive for the wine business professionals in the coming years.

 

Date:      ÂJuly 11-13, 2007

Venue:    ÂShanghai International Convention Center
City/Country: Shanghai/China

 

As a fair sponsor by China National Association For liquor Circulation & CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade) Shanghai Pudong Sub-council. The second edition Shanghai International Wine & Spirits Fair (SIWSF 2007) successfully held at the Shanghai International Convention Center on July 11-13, 2007. There were about 1,000 different kinds of wines showed by 120 exhibitors from 18 countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Chile, China, Germany, France, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, South Africa, Ukraine and United States.

During the 3 days fair, the exhibition hall attracted about 10,000 domestic and overseas visitors.

 

Event Profile:

The SIWSF 2007 is an exclusive event that specially caters for industry professionals who are involved in trading with wines, spirits and other alcoholic beverages, domestically and internationally.

The fair attract thousands of interested parties from China and overseas, enabling them to communicate freely and directly, and therefore develop new business.

 

Visitor's Profile:

Professionals from Supermarkets, Liquor Stores, C-Stores, General Retail, Restaurants, Bars / Clubs, Hotels, Caterers, Importers, Wholesalers, Governments, Media & General Public are the target visitors.

 

Exhibitor's Profile:

Profile for exhibit include Aguardiente and Brandy, Spirits, Sparkling Wine, Liqueurs, Quality Wine of a Designated Area of Cultivation, Table Wines, Fortified Wines, Distilled products, Other Wines and Spirits, Equipment, Supplementary Utensils and Accessories.

 

 

 

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12/10/2007 10:55 AM  
LOL nice post. We seem to be attracting quite a bit of spam these days.
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12/12/2007 1:13 AM  
OK?
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12/16/2007 9:59 AM  
Its not clear to me whether or not this is spam. I wish the paste had been more cautious, or perhaps an edit is in order... The broken images are a mess.

Why specifically was this posted? Is there another fair in 2008?

I just read an article (WSJ?) about the wine market in China. The average person in China drinks less than one glass a year. However, multiply the number of Chinese times one glass each... and there is a lot of wine.
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12/16/2007 2:03 PM  
Oh its spam alright. I have gotten about 50 emails from these bastards over the past few weeks about it. They just keep sending the same old crap.

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12/16/2007 2:20 PM  
I think Adam, the Wealth of Nations, Smith, works in the PR dept.

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12/16/2007 6:52 PM  
But why post about a conference in the past? Why not something coming up?
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12/18/2007 4:35 AM  
I am adam.j.smith, I just can not suffer something you say~!

Mr.TORB, how do you konw what I post is old crap? Have you check all these reports? If not, please show some respect. I just say something I saw and experienced. If you have received 50 emails about this kind of report, have you thought about why? Maybe it is real. And the work you need to do is check out, not say something irresponsible~!

Mr.Randy Wigginton, do you konw how many people in China? 1`300`000`000! If just like WSJ said everyone drink one glass! That is 300`000`000 bottles, 50`000`000 cases and 50`000 container! Is that all?
No! People in China just drink one glass forever? 3 years or 5 years later, can you imagine how many they will drink? How big is the market! We can not just think something in a still attitude, and just notice its disadvantage,we also have to find the advantage! The world is changing every second, so must we!

Mr.tanglenet, you are right! I work in the PR dept. I have stay in China for 10 years, so I konw what happens! Can you imagine people in China have their own wine cell? I have a chinese friend, who spend 200`000 euro buy Grand wines every year, and there are thousands of this kind of people in China now!

I am here to say something I saw and experienced, I can not make everyone believe what I say, if you are not agree, that`s doesn`t matter, but I need some respect!

Thank you very much~!

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12/18/2007 4:49 AM  
Mr. Adam J. Smith,

My apologizes to you and your esteemed colleagues for any offense that I may have caused you. For only staying in China 10 years, your english is excellent. Where are you from?

And,when is the next International Wine and Spirit Fair in 2008?

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12/21/2007 7:37 PM  
Mr Adam J Smith,

I will start showing you (and anyone else in the Chinese wine industry) some respect when the Chinese wine industry, and by your own admission you admit to working in their PR department, stop sending me loads of spamming, unsolicited emails.
In both Australia and the US, the sending of these emails is against the law. So, I will start showing your industry some respect when your industry start showing the laws of the countries they are sending emails to, some respect.

So please don't be hypocritical and talk to be about respect and being irresponsible. If your industry wants to be treaded with respect, they have to earn it.

Cheers Ric
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