Australia: Wine joins forces to increase trade to Taiwan

Published 2024년 11월 15일

Tridge summary

A delegation from Australia's top agriculture representative groups, including Wine Australia, Meat & Livestock Australia, Hort Innovation, Dairy Australia and Seafood Industry Australia, visited Taiwan to boost export opportunities for Australian wine and food. The group met with 200 Taiwanese representatives from the wine, food, and trade sector to foster trade development. The visits included trade discussions, a press conference, and a gala dinner showcasing Australian products. Taiwan is a significant market for Australian agriculture exports, with a growing middle class and increasing demand for premium safe produce. This is the fifth market the group has visited for export and trade development, following Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea, and Indonesia, with Japan being the next focus in 2025.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

Leaders of some of Australia’s most prominent agriculture representative groups were in Taiwan this week in a collaborative effort to increase export opportunities for Australia’s premium wine and food. The Australian Food and Wine Collaboration Group, which includes Wine Australia along with Meat & Livestock Australia, Hort Innovation, Dairy Australia and Seafood Industry Australia, held a series of trade development events in Taipei on Monday, meeting with 200 Taiwanese representatives from the wine, food and trade sector, restaurateurs, importers and trade officials. The Collaboration Group held roundtable trade discussions and a press conference, followed by individual workshops, where Taiwanese wine and food industry representatives gained valuable experience working with Australia’s premium products. The day ended with the Taste the Wonders of Australia Gala Dinner, where 110 representatives from Taiwan’s wine, food and trade industry had the chance to enjoy some of ...

Source: WineAustralia