Following 30 years of economic reforms, China has achieved remarkable success in economic development. Now few economists and marketers doubt that China will evolve into a nation of spenders. Along with the rising of income level, the purchasing power of Chinese consumers has been increasing rapidly. Clothing expenditures have also been growing fast. The retail sales of China market in 2007 reached US $ 2970 billion with clothing’s contribution of US $ 150 billion, according to official figures by National Statistics Bureau. Kurt Salmon Associates forecast that by 2020 total clothing consumption of China will be about 120% of that of Japan, from current about 10% of Japan. It is this market perspective that has attracted many overseas investors. Many international clothing manufacturers and retailers are increasingly viewing China as a huge potential marker. Read More

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On November 24, the first held in guangzhou car than Tokyo motor show. As a local good-famed auto, this also is the first in more than five on the scale of international auto show in Tokyo, domestic car enterprises are confident. Can say, the guangzhou car has the meaning of landmark.

Audience, especially the 2009 China market structure of the year: in 2009, positive support policy, China’s market out of a proud positive line, And in the coming 2010, China’s car more consistent high executives, Chinese market will continue to rise, reached between 10-15%.

Senior automobile industry insiders even assert that can be defined as 2009 second-round growth in China market.

However, both in 2009, by 2010 in 2009, whether is the last point in a busy JiuHanErRe car, now this calm thinking, how to measure not the layout, the future?

To a certain extent, the car is a map, gorgeous, China is behind the industry layout and future market trends.

Guangzhou motor car branch committee secretary, WangXia secretary tells a reporter, “Japan is relatively large financial crisis, many European manufacturers are not in Tokyo motor show, show guangzhou. But manufacturers are almost all fronts. ” WangXia thinks, this mainly because of China’s automobile market performance of huge market potential.

Guangzhou car, as this will start on the eve of one of the big winners in the market, dongfeng nissan RenYong deputy general manager to reporters here hold wine, 2009, we can be defined as a second growth in China market.

Data from 2009, October 20, China’s car sales reached 10 million vehicles in the General Association of Zhongqi Dongyang can think of more than 12 million S & # xF5; idukit.

This reminds one of another Chinese market glorious years – 2003. This year, China has become the world’s fourth-largest automobile market, in December, the world 111. 48% soared to stare. But soon, and in April, car sales began to appear, “negative”, may sit in a blowout immediately after a decline.

That is the second round by industry of China’s market growth in 2009, will be on the scene of similar?

However, capital market, the characteristics of each chakra is won’t repeat the bull market. Market growth. China’s auto big bull market in the round, and the Chinese market since 2003 first-round blowout, many new features.

After the financial crisis, the global automotive market hot from Europe, America and Japan to the traditional market in China, India and other emerging markets.

RenYong tells a reporter, “in fact, the multinational companies in China’s strategy is same, expand. Grab market share. But the reporter discovery, 2009, major automobile company in finance are more robust growth in pursuit, including investment decisions, also said goodbye to the past, blind expansion pouring new factory. Big

China’s President and chief executive of Volkswagen van ender tells a reporter, in this release of 2018 strategy, to the 2018, mass production in China will reach 200 million vehicles. “Further optimization of nanjing and chengdu plant capacity, in order to achieve this goal. ” capacity, But before the market in China, Shanghai Volkswagen heavily to building a new factory, he said, this is just speculation, not confirmed.

Volkswagen Expansion in China, said a fan why the cautious stance, “the current world economy, Shanghai Underwood worst polluters economic lows, but there are still many uncertain factors. It must be ext & # xE4; gene in bone , a market demand, the most comprehensive. Of course, I get to the Chinese market is still in the year 2012 “.

Not only public attitudes conservative, Toyota China gm and Mr. Kato told reporters, “2011 to build a new factory in Shanghai, the first thing, Toyota has no plans, is not fact. About production capacity, currently in the north and the south AnQi respectively faw group and group, in hopes of existing production capacity of ascension based on”.

China’s car market in this round of high growth, finally said goodbye to yield no income “, “the embarrassing situation. According to access for automobile industry researcher securities industry operation index data such as investigation, “by August, China’s automotive industry profit growth more than 10%. If it does not include commercial and spare parts industry, China’s passenger car enterprise’s profit growth is expected to reach year-on-year, 20-30%, the present situation of rapid growth of. ”


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www. shcri. com -In the Q2 of 2009, China’s real estate market started to recover. From January to June, 2009, the national real estate sales area and sales amount saw a YOY growth of 31. 7% and 53. 0% respectively. Investment and development in real estate has been rising slightly since May and June. From January to June, 2009, the national real estate development and investment completed 14,505 billion RMB, increasing by 9. 9% YOY, and the growth rate exceeded the last year by 3. 1%. From January to June, 2009, China’s real estate development enterprises developed 2. 397 billion? of the construction area, with an increase of 12. 7 % YOY, and an increase rate of 1% over January to May; the newly started housing area is 479 million ?, with a decline of 10. 4 % YOY, and the declining rate was 5. 8 % lower over that from January to May.

The share of real estate investments in fixed assets in China is about 24%. It is estimated that there is a significant restoration of China’s investment in real estate development of the second half of 2009, which will further increase demand for building products. But the magnitude of drag function, which makes investments in real estate sub-sector building and construction industry is different. Individual industries, machinery and excavators are the two largest recipients of investment in real estate recovery.

In the first half of 2009, the export of China engineering machinery was badly affected by the appreciation of the RMB and the global financial crisis, and witnessed significant decline in export growth, during January-May, 2009, it declined 40% YOY; that of imports declined by 21% during January-May, 2009. The trade surplus reached 1. 2 billion USD.

In the first half of 2009, excavator sales in China fell by 6% YOY, because of the global economic crisis and the slowdown in domestic demand as well as the impact of the real estate industry. Excavator sales in Q4 of 2008 and in Q1 of 2009 declined rapidly. However by the drive of 4 trillion RMB in infrastructure investment, sales began to pick up in Q2 of 2009. In June, 2009, excavator sales had already increased by 18%. And domestic brands such as Sanyi Heavy Industry and Guangxi Liugong Machinery Co. , Ltd. rapidly increased their market shares. It is estimated that foreign excavator companies are heavily affected by the global financial crisis, and their overall competitiveness in china had been weaken.

Excavator export sales remain very sluggish, however; in the first half of 2009, export sales fell by 73% YOY. Taking the factors that the main export markets for small excavators is Europe, United States and other developed countries, export markets are affected by the appreciation of RMB as well as the overseas market demand into consideration, the depression in exports will not be greatly improved in the short run.

According to the experience in the international market, based on the complexity of the engineering and the considerations of construction efficiency, the usage of excavator products will become more and more widely.  It is expected that the excavator sales volume in China will steadily increase in the second half of 2009,  as the cumulative effect of the policy and the recovery of the real estate industry,

In the first half of 2009, China’s loader sales fell by 33%. In June, 2009, the loader sales declined by 13% while the decline rate was already turning down. Influenced by the global financial crisis, export sales of loaders in China continued its rapid decline in the first half of 2009, going down by 56% YOY, while export growth rate in 2008 was at 77%. The momentum of the rapid export growth of loaders is estimated to be inhibited in the short term, but the proportion of the export market currently only accounts for about 5% of the entire sales. So in the long term, the potential of the export market is still very large. As a result of the driving of 4 trillion investments in infrastructure, it is estimated that loader sales will continue to rise in Q3 and Q4, 2009.  

China bulldozer sales fell by 17% YOY in the first half of 2009; however, in June, 2009, the bulldozer sales fell by 9% YOY. The decline has been gradually stabilized. Influenced by the global economic crisis, the export sales of Chinese bulldozers fell by 52% YOY during the first half of 2009. Chinese bulldozers companies already have a certain degree of competitiveness in overseas markets; the current proportion that exports accounts for the entire sales is around 20%. However suffered from the global financial crisis, the short-term bulldozers export demand will shrink. It is expected that Chinese bulldozers sales will continue to pick-up in the second half of 2009 owing to the driving of the domestic investment in infrastructure in China.

In May and June, 2009, China forklift truck sales volumes fell by 25% and 17% YOY respectively, with a decrease of 19% during the first half of 2009. With the rebound of macro-economic, it is expected that in the second half of 2009 China’s forklift sales will be picked up.

In May and June, 2009, the Chinese concrete machinery sales volumes increased by 20% and 46% YOY respectively. With the start-up of a large number of China’s high-speed railway construction projects, the market demand for concrete machinery in China rebounded sharply. As a result of the pulling of investment in infrastructure, as well as the driving of the real estate industry, it is expected the concrete machinery sales will be in a rapid recovery in the second half of 2009. In the long run, along with China’s urbanization process and the continuous advance of the promotion of ready-mixed concrete, the application of concrete machinery will continue to be promoted. It is expected that the construction machinery industry will be one of the highlights in China’s machinery industry in the long run.

 

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All ancient cultures have their own calendar, and the slope plate Almanac especially around since ancient times has been all over the world. Chinese Almanac or ?????? A A Is the book or the table ????, predictions and prospects.

 

In the beginning, its main purpose was to issue predictions which helped to prepare the populace for catastrophes to come. It also pointed to auspicious days of the year and periods associated with good fortunes. The traditional Chinese would use it as a source to consult on important dates for critical activities such as planting crops, harvesting, weddings, travel and renovations etc.

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The book has its origin from then the ancient Chinese Imperial Calendar (??) which is an even older calendar attributed to the Yellow Emperor written in carapace-bone-script used by farmers and huntsmen. The earliest and complete Chinese almanac uncovered was written in 132BC during the Han Dynasty. Traditionally, Chinese rulers had taken over the publications of the almanac during their reign as a form of control and instructions over the populace. The Imperial Calendar itself had underwent numerous edition throughout the centuries, the latest being the version from Qing Dynasty called Tong Shu (??), which had since incorporated Feng Shui principles to become the Chinese almanac we know of today.

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Many almanacs have adapted to survive, first by including astronomical data, then by concentrating on the physical rather than the metaphysical. The Chinese on the other hand, set store by their almanacs which still focus on the art of soothsaying. Every Chinese homes would have such a book which advises them when to undertake or avoid certain activities such as swimming, renovations, wedding, starting a new job etc and even for selecting an auspicious date for caesarean purposes.

 

The calculations used to create the Chinese almanac are based on the Heavenly stem and Earthly branch combinations of the Four Pillars readings of that time and are rather complicated. Of particular importance are the daily calculations of auspicious and inauspicious directions and the locations of key Feng Shui deities such as wealth and health. The readings are used to strategically locate items and perform activities that will harness the greatest amount of benefit to the family. Although modern Chinese no longer follow all the advices give, they still tend to consult the almanac on important occasion and avoid activities discouraged on that day.

 

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China’s demand for Plastics has grown at a fast pace in the past decade. In the next five years, both production and demand will continue to grow. This new study examines China’s economic trends, investment environment, industry development, supply and demand, industry capacity, industry structure, marketing channels and major industry participants. Historical data (1998, 2003 and 2008) and long-term forecasts thought 2013 and 2018 are presented. Major producers in China are profiled. TABLE OF CONTENTSI. INTRODUCTIONReport Scope and MethodologyExecutive SummaryII. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTEconomic OutlookKey Economic IndicatorsIndustrial OutputPopulationForeign InvestmentForeign TradeFinancial and Tax RegulationsBanking System and RegulationsForeign ExchangeTaxes, Tariff and Custom DutiesIII. PLASTIC INDUSTRY ASSESSMENTSPlastics Industry StructurePlastic Industry CapacityMajor Producer Facility LocationsMajor Plastic Producers Capacity and OutputMarket Share of Key ProducersPotential EntrantsMajor End-UsersMajor Foreign InvestmentsTechnology DevelopmentIV. PLASTIC PRODUCTION AND DEMANDOverviewPlastic Production and Demand(PE) Polyethylene Overview(PE)Polyethylene Output and Capacity(PE)Polyethylene Demand(PP) Polypropylene Overview(PP) Polypropylene Output and Capacity(PP) Polypropylene Demand(PVC) Polyvinyl Chloride Overview(PVC) Polyvinyl Chloride Output and Capacity(PVC) Polyvinyl Chloride Demand(PS) Polystyrene Overview(PS) Polystyrene Output and Capacity(PS) Polystyrene Demand(ABS)Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene Overview(ABS)Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene Output and Capacity(ABS)Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene DemandOther Thermoplastic PlasticsOther Thermoplastic Plastics Production and DemandThermosetting plastics Production and Demand(PF)Phenolic Resins Plastic Overview(PF)Phenolic Resins Plastic Output and Capacity(PF)Phenolic Resins Plastic Demand(EP)Epoxy Resins Plastic Overview(EP)Epoxy Resins Plastic Output and Capacity(EP)Epoxy Resins Plastic DemandAmino Resins Plastic OverviewAmino Resins Plastic Output and CapacityAmino Resins Plastic DemandPlastic Import and ExportV. PLASTICS MARKET OUTLOOKPlastics Markets OutlookPackaging MarketPackaging Market OutlookAgricultural MarketAgricultural Market OutlookAutomobile MarketAutomobile Market Outlook Construction MarketConstruction Market OutlookConsumer Electronics MarketConsumer Electronics Market OutlookOther Plastic MarketsOther Plastic Markets OutlookVI. MARKET ENTRY CHANNELSChina Market Entry OverviewChina’s Distribution SystemPlastic Distribution ChannelsTransportation and Freight InfrastructureCommunicationsChina’s Market EntryExport to ChinaIndirect exportDirect ExportLicense and Contract ManufactureAssembling in ChinaContract ManufacturingTrade PermitInvestmentEquity Joint VentureContractual Joint VentureWholly Foreign-Owned EnterpriseVII.   PLASTIC PRODUCER DIRECTORYMajor Plastics Producer ProfilesDistributors and Trading CompaniesAssociations and Research InstitutesMajor End-Users


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Chinese wine industry has entered the high-speed growth stage in recent years. Though the international financial crisis broke out in 2008, it did not place severe influence on Chinese wine industry. In 2008, Chinese wine production totaled 698,300 kiloliters, 5% increase over 2007. In 2009, Chinese wine production amounted to 960,000 kiloliters, rising by 37. 48% YOY.

Wine belongs to the fast moving consumer goods. The competition on Chinese wine market concentrates on the market capacity and channels instead of product function, attribute and technology. Channels have become the key successful factor for competition. In China, the consumption channels for wine mainly include two categories – restaurants & hotels; retail channels such as shops and supermarkets. According to the statistics of the wine industry, the restaurants and hotels account for over 50% shares in Chinese wine market while retail channels occupy less than 50%. Among those retail channels, supermarkets and general merchandise stores take up over 50% while the rest are shared by convenience stores, exclusive stores and independent food stores, etc.

The concentration in Chinese wine industry is much higher than that in the beer and liquor industries. The sales volume of ChangYu, Great Wall and Dynasty has occupied over 40% on Chinese wine market.

China enjoys the highest wine consumption growth rate in the world. Since the 21st century, the wine consumption in those traditional wine consumption countries does not see obvious increase while Chinese wine market achieves prominent growth in the wine sales volume. With the improvement of the living standard, more consumers in China will choose import wine, attracting the entry of many international wine enterprises into Chinese market.

In 2009, China’s total wine imports and valued at U.S. $ 171 231 332 441 697 229 liters and an increase of 4% in 1993 over the previous year and 22 of the 91% year on year respectively. In 2009 China’s import volume and value of bottled wine (not more than 2 liters) and reached USD 91 025 kiloliters 377th 11 million, an increase of 58 3% compared to last year, and 36 7% year over year basis. Over the last four months of 2010, China’s import volume and value of the bottled wine were up 41 809th 10 liters per kg and the 177th 51000000 USD, an increase of 76 over 5% more than last year and 91% a year annually.

Import wine in Chinese market mainly includes the import bottled wine with original packing, the foreign bottled wine filled in China (foreign wine, foreign brand and filled in China) and the import base wine blended and filled by domestic wine enterprises and labeled with domestic brand (blending of foreign and domestic wine, Chinese domestic brand). Presently, the sales of import bottled wine account for over 5% in Chinese wine market, which is mainly provided in high-end markets such as star hotels and high-end clubs. In China, import wine is mainly distributed by wholly foreign-funded or joint venture sales companies and domestic small traders or distributors. Plus the import base wine blended and filled by domestic wine enterprises and labeled with domestic brand, the import wine takes up over 15% shares on Chinese wine market.

With superior advantages in raw material quality and cultural content, import wine has dominated Chinese high-end wine market. Import wine brands on Chinese market are mainly from France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, USA, Canada, Chile, Argentina and Australia, etc. The import wine volumes from France, Australia, Chile, USA, Italy and Spain, etc rank among the Top in China.

Chinese wine market is mainly occupied by medium-end and low-end domestic wines. Import wines impact home-made wines in price, quality and variety as well as encourage the improvement in the overall consumption level and volume of Chinese wine market.

In 2009, Chinese wine market was mainly dominated by the full grape juice wine. The dry and semi-dry wines accounted for over 50% in the market. Among dry wines, dry red wines occupied 80% while the rest 20% were taken up by dry white wines. Chinese wine product composition is gradually becoming rational.

Chinese grape wine enterprises represented by ChangYu, Dynasty and Great Wall have become the leaders in their own regional markets. ChangYu occupies an ascendant position in Shandong, Guangdong; Great Wall leads the wine market in North China; Dynasty has realized the high market share in Shanghai.

Many regional wine brands in China also enjoy high-speed development, including Weilong and Harvest in Central and South China, Suntime and Yunnan Red in West China and Tonghua dry red wine in Northeast China.

Chinese wine price is on the upward trend gennerally. With the popularization of the wine culture and the improvement in the consumption concept and capacity, the prices of mainstream wines in China have been raised from 20-40 CNY/bottle (750ml) to 30-60 CNY/bottle (750ml) by 2010. With over years’ market cultivation, the healthy and fashionable wine drinking culture has gradually been accepted by Chinese consumers. The consumption demand for wine in China increases continuously.

Through this report, readers can acquire more information: – Status quo of Chinese wine making industry – Import and export of Chinese wine industry – Consumer behaviors in Chinese wine industry – Chinese wine sales channels – Major enterprises in Chinese wine industry and their operation – Influence of international financial crisis on Chinese wine industry – Competition of import wine products in Chinese market – Investment opportunities in Chinese wine industry – Contacts of major wine making enterprises in China

Following persons are recommended to buy this report: – Wine producers – Wine importers and exporters – Wine distributors – Wine packaging enterprises – Investors concerning the wine industry – Research institutes concerning the wine industry

Table of Content

1. Overview of the Development of Chinese Wine Industry 1. 1. Industry Development Environment 1. 1. 1 Macroeconomic Environment 1. 1. 2 Policy Environment 1. 1. 3 Consumption Environment 1. 2 Operation Status of Chinese Wine Industry 1. 2. 1 Status of Chinese Wine Industry in the Alcoholic Drinks Industry 1. 2. 2 Overall Operation of Chinese Wine Industry 1. 3 Analysis on Sales Channels of the Wine Industry 1. 3. 1 Domestic Wine Brands 1. 3. 2 Foreign Wine Brands 2. Analysis on Supply and Demand in Chinese Wine Market, 2009-2010 2. 1 Analysis on Supply in Chinese Wine Market, 2009-2010 2. 1. 1 Production Capacity of Chinese Wine Making Industry 2. 1. 2 Analysis on Chinese Wine Making Industry by Region 2. 1. 3 Product Composition of Chinese Wine Making Industry 2. 1. 4 Supply Trend of Chinese Wine Making Industry 2. 2 Analysis on Demand in Chinese Wine Industry, 2009-2010 2. 2. 1 Overview of Demand in Chinese Wine Market 2. 2. 2 Demand Structure 2. 2. 3 Demand Trend 2. 3 Analysis on Import and Export of Chinese Wine Industry, 2009-2010 2. 3. 1 Import of Chinese Wine Industry 2. 3. 2 Export of Chinese Wine Industry 2. 3. 3 Import and Export Trend of Chinese Wine Industry 2. 4 Analysis on Chinese Wine Prices 2. 4. 1 Retail Price Trend in Chinese Wine Market, 2009-2010 2. 4. 2 Factors Affecting Wine Price 2. 4. 3 Prediction on Chinese Wine Price, 2011 3. Analysis on Competition in Chinese Wine Industry 3. 1. Overview of Current Competition in Chinese Wine Industry 3. 1. 1 Regional Competition 3. 1. 2 Brand Competition 3. 2 Analysis on Factors Affecting Competition 3. 2. 1 Raw Material 3. 2. 2 Market Strategy 3. 2. 3 Other Factors 3. 3. Analysis on Competition among Import Wines in Chinese Market 3. 3. 1 Competition Advantages 3. 3. 2 Competition Disadvantages 3. 4 Prediction on Competition Trend of Chinese Wine Industry 3. 5 Recommendations for Competition Strategy in Chinese Wine Industry 4. Analysis on Regional Markets of Chinese Wine Industry, 2009-2010 4. 1 Analysis on the Wine Market in North China 4. 1. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in North China 4. 1. 2 Typical Wine Market – Beijing 4. 2 Analysis on the Wine Market in Northeast China 4. 2. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in Northeast China 4. 2. 2 Typical Wine Market – Shenyang 4. 3 Analysis on the Wine Market in Central China 4. 3. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in Central China 4. 3. 2 Typical Wine Market – Zhengzhou 4. 4. Analysis on the Wine Market in East China 4. 4. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in East China 4. 4. 2 Typical Wine Market – Shanghai 4. 5 Analysis on the Wine Market in South China 4. 5. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in South China 4. 5. 2 Typical Wine Market – Guangzhou 4. 6 Analysis on the Wine Market in Southwest China 4. 6. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in Southwest China 4. 6. 2 Typical Wine Market – Chengdu 4. 7 Analysis on the Wine Market in Northwest China 4. 7. 1 Overview of the Wine Market in Northwest China 4. 7. 2 Typical Wine Market – Xi’an 5. Analysis on Major Enterprises in Chinese Wine Industry (Top 10) 5. 1 ChangYu Pioneer Wine Company Limited Yantai China 5. 1. 1 Overview 5. 1. 2 Operation 5. 1. 3 Development Strategy 5. 2 Sino-French Joint-Venture Dynasty Winery Ltd 5. 2. 1 Overview 5. 2. 2 Operation 5. 2. 3 Development Strategy Others 6. Analysis on M&A in Chinese Wine Industry 6. 1 Analysis on M&A Situation in Chinese Wine Industry 6. 2 Analysis on M&A Cases in Chinese Wine Industry 6. 3 Analysis on M&A Trend in Chinese Wine Industry 7. Analysis on Factors Influencing the Development of Chinese Wine Industry, 2010-2011 7. 1 Governmental Policies 7. 2 Macroeconomic Environment 7. 2. 1 International Financial Crisis 7. 2. 2 Chinese Domestic Economic Environment 7. 3 Consumer Behavior 8. Analysis on Development and Investment of Chinese Wine Industry, 2010-2011 8. 1 Analysis on Development Risks 8. 1. 1 Policy Risk 8. 1. 2 Raw Material Risk 8. 1. 3 Market Competition Risk 8. 1. 4 Other Risks 8. 1. 5 Recommendations for Risk Aversion 9. 2 Analysis on Development Trend of Chinese Wine Industry 8. 2. 1 Prediction on Market Capacity 8. 2. 2 Prediction on Product Trend 8. 2. 3 Prediction on Competition Trend 8. 3 Analysis on Investment Opportunities in Chinese Wine Industry 8. 3. 1 New Product and Technology Opportunities 8. 3. 2 Channel Opportunities 8. 3. 3 Other Opportunities 8. 4 Recommendations for Investment and Development of Chinese Wine Industry Selected Charts Chart Chinese Wine Production, 2005-2009 Chart Chinese Wine Market Scale, 2005-2009 Chart Import Volume of Bulk Wine in China, 2005-2009 Chart Import Volume of Bottled Wine in China, 2005-2009 Chart Chinese Wine Sales Channels Chart Chinese Wine Consumption per Capita, 2005-2009 Chart Major Import Sources for Wine in China, 2009 Chart Major Import Sources for Wine in China, January-April 2010 Chart Operation of ChangYu Pioneer Wine Company Limited Yantai China, 2005-2009 Chart Major M&A Events in Chinese Wine Industry Chart Retail Prices of Major Homemade Wines in Shanghai, 2009-2010 Chart Retail Prices of Major Homemade Wines in Beijing, 2009-2010 Chart Retail Prices of Major Homemade Wines in Guangzhou, 2009-2010 Chart Prediction on Chinese Wine Market Scale, 2010-2014


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