Bildnummer : 54761313 Datum : 19.12.2010 Copyright : imago/Xinhua BEIJING, 19 décembre 2010 (Xinhua) -- des bouteilles de vins rouges français sont vues dans un supermarché à Beijing, capitale de la Chine, le 19 décembre 2010. La consommation de vin de la Chine est passée de 564,26 millions de bouteilles (423,2 millions de litres) en 2004 à 899,68 millions de bouteilles en 2008, mais le marché n'en est qu'à ses débuts avec une consommation par habitant de 0,4 litres par an. Les vins importés représentaient 11,8 pour cent de la consommation de la Chine en 2008, la France étant le plus grand fournisseur à l'étranger, selon les chiffres publiés par Vinexpo, basé à Hong Kong,

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• Date de la prise de vue: 19 décembre 2010
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Bildnummer: 54761313 Datum: 19.12.2010 Copyright: imago/Xinhua BEIJING, Dec. 19, 2010 (Xinhua) -- Bottles of French red wines are seen in a supermarket in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010. China s wine consumption increased from 564.26 million bottles (423.2 million liters) in 2004 to 899.68 million bottles in 2008, but the market is still in its infancy with a per capita consumption of 0.4 liters a year. Imported wines accounted for 11.8 percent of China s consumption in 2008, with France being the largest overseas supplier, according to figures released by Hong Kong-based Vinexpo, organizer of one of the world s largest wine and spirits conferences. While Chinese purchases of homegrown wine increased 67 percent from 2004 to 2008, consumption of imported brands quadrupled over the same period. In the future, the wine market in China will prosper with rising appreciation for wine and the combining forces of urbanization and globalization in the society. In order to get a larger share of the expanding cake, French wineries are setting up long-term strategies, such as popularizing wine culture and localizing their product to suit Chinese consumers. (Xinhua/Cui Xinyu) (zgp) CHINA-FRENCH WINE-MARKET (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Wirtschaft kbdig xkg 2010 quer o0 Wein Weinflasche Einzelhandel Bildnummer 54761313 Date 19 12 2010 Copyright Imago XINHUA Beijing DEC 19 2010 XINHUA Bottles of French Red Wines are Lakes in a Supermarket in Beijing Capital of China DEC 19 2010 China S Wine Consumption Increased from 564 26 Million Bottles 423 2 Million in 2004 to 68 Million Bottles in 2008 but The Market IS quiet in its infancy With a per Capita Consumption of 0 4 a Year Imported Wines accounted for 11 8 percent of China S Consumption in 2008 With France Being The Largest Overseas supplier According to Figures released by Hong Kong Based Vinexpo Organizer of One of The World S Largest Wine and Spirits Conferences while Chinese purchases of Homegrown Wine Increased