Vinexpo Asia returns to Hong Kong for first time since pandemic
Vinexpo Asia kicks off in Hong Kong on 28 May, with more than 10,000 trade visitors and 1,032 producers in attendance.
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Vinexpo Asia kicks off in Hong Kong on 28 May, with more than 10,000 trade visitors and 1,032 producers in attendance.
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