Australia to take China to WTO over wine tariffs

Australian wine is seen on a shop shelf in Shanghai, China.

Australian wine is seen on a shop shelf in Shanghai, China. Source: EPA/ALEX PLAVEVSKI via AAP

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The federal government says the tariffs have caused serious harm to the Australian wine industry and it had no choice but to go to the World Trade Organisation.

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