South Australian winemakers are being urged to re-engage with China after the country lifted tariffs on Australian wine that inflicted pain on the local industry.
The tariffs, introduced in 2020, were abolished on Thursday when the Commerce Ministry in Beijing revealed they were "no longer necessary" following a review in October.
Premier Peter Malinauskas on Saturday announced a $1.85 million support package, including marketing, advisory and technical assistance, to help the state's winemakers return exports to their pre-tariff peaks.
