China imposes anti-dumping tariffs on Australian wine

Relations continue to sour between China and Australia

The anti-dumping duty will begin on 28 March and will carry through for five years, with imports of Australian wine set to incur duties of between 116.2% and 218.4%. The announcement is made by the Chinese commerce ministry.

This just further signals that things are still frosty between China and Australia, though so far the impact of the dispute has been rather limited in markets.