Asia Is The Future : Vinexpo

04.02.10 Asia is the future of the global wine industry, and will growt at a faster rate than North America, according the new figures released by Vinexpo. In a new study commissioned by Vinexpo to coincide with this year's Vinexpo Asia-Pacific, the International Wine and Spirits Record (IWSR) has predicted the trends of the Asian wine and spirits market up to 2013. The research found that between 2009 and 2013, wine consumption in Asia wil increase by 25%, reaching nearly 1.3bn litres. Bt 2011, the Asia-Pacific market is set to be worth more than US$6 billion. Read More

 
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