--FILE--un client chinois uniques pour une bouteille de vin Changyu Cabernet rouge dans un supermarché dans la ville de Guangzhou, province du Guangdong en Chine du Sud, 24 JU
--FILE--A Chinese customer shops for a bottle of Changyu Cabernet red wine at a supermarket in Guangzhou city, south China's Guangdong province, 24 June 2013. China's Yantai Changyu Pioneer Wine is looking to expand its network of overseas wineries and drive up imports into its home market over the next five years after investing in a Spanish Rioja producer in 2015, a senior executive said. Changyu is in talks to buy mid-sized wine producers in Australia and Chile and is also looking to build on acquisitions in France, where it owns a cognac vineyard and a Bordeaux-based winery, general manager Sun Jian said. The company, which makes over 90 percent of its money in China, wants to push overseas sales of its Chinese and international brands to 30 percent by 2010, according to Jian. At the sale time, China's biggest wine group aims to establish its foreign-produced brands at home, and hopes those imports will make up another 30 percent of revenue, up from 2 percent to 3 percent now.
