South Africa''s wine industry,will be looking to increase it's market share in China -- after it imposed provisional new export tariffs on Australian wines.The move stems from anti-dumping concerns and will effectively see several duties imposed on Australian wines entering China. CGTN's Travers Andrews has more with this report.
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