For three days, wine and spirits producers from 38 countries – a number unsurpassed by any other wine trade fair in China – pre-sented their finest products. The show featured 19 national and three regional pavilions with exhibitors from famous wine producing countries such as France, Argentina, Italy or Spain but also wine producers from emerging regions like Moldova or Hungary. Despite the challenging changes of the Chinese wine market in the past year, ProWine China 2014 featured a total of 650 exhibitors, an increase of about 10% compared to the premiere event last year. With 8,250 visitors the show also attracted more importers, distributors, retailers and F & B managers this year (2013: 7,650). Especially the number of Chinese trade visitors from outside of Shanghai grew impressively, thus fostering ProWine China's position as the No. 1 wine exhibition in Mainland China.
ProWine China is jointly organized by Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co Ltd and China International Exhibitions Ltd. The show is held in parallel to Food & Hotel China (FHC), China's leading trade fair for imported foods.
ProWine China is jointly organized by Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co Ltd and China International Exhibitions Ltd. The show is held in parallel to Food & Hotel China (FHC), China's leading trade fair for imported foods.
