Xi Jinping’s Morality Crackdown Has a New Victim: The Global Wine Trade
China's government crackdown on luxury spending and perceived moral excess is now affecting the global wine trade. Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign has made wine consumption politically risky for Chinese elites and businesses, potentially reshaping export strategies for wine producers who've relied on Chinese demand as a major market driver in recent years.
Originally published by The Wall Street Journal
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