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Shanghai, Dec 11 (EFE/EPA).-The recent tariffs of up to 212.1 percent on the import of Australian wine in China due to alleged disloyal competition have opened a window to other wine competitors in the largest market of the world.(Camera: ALEX PLAVEVSKI)SHOT LIST: A WINE STORE IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.
Beijing, May 5 (EFE).- According to various sources, Chilean and Spanish wines are presented as the best candidates to fill the void left in China by wines from Australia, victims of an import collapse due to the recent imposition of tariffs of up to 218 percent. (Camera: JAVIER TRIANA). B-ROLL OF WINES FROM SPAIN, CHILE, AUSTRALIA AND ARGENTINA SOLD IN WINE SHOPS IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Tens of thousands of farmers take to the streets of the Polish capital Warsaw in protest against what they see as excessive EU environmental requirements and unfairly cheap imports. EU ministers met on February 26 in an attempt to streamline the rules and reduce red tape that have fuelled Europe-wide protests in recent weeks. IMAGES - CONTINUES VID No 34KB86M
Thousands of farmers take to the streets of the Polish capital Warsaw in protest against what they see as excessive EU environmental requirements and unfairly cheap imports. EU ministers met on February 26 in an attempt to streamline the rules and reduce red tape that have fuelled Europe-wide protests in recent weeks. IMAGES
In eastern Poland, farmers stage a protest in their tractors against EU measures to combat climate change and the massive importation of Ukrainian products. They are accusing their Ukrainian counterparts of undermining their business and are calling for a halt to all border traffic all the while stepping up a battle with the government over their conditions. IMAGES
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