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We notice a large number of new world producers that are a threat fort Château Margaux. They come from Australia, South Africa and California. Their strengths are: better marketing, lowercosts, modern production techniques and increasingly good quality. Château Margaux has to reinforce its position if it wants to stay one of the leaders on the prestigious market of wines.
China seems to be an alternative to Château Margaux. There is a keen interest in food and wine in China. The consumption of wine is massive and the development of the wine industry could be very promising. Indeed, Paul Pontallier, general manager of Château Margaux, said China is the world's fastest ever growing wine market and the company aims to position Château Margaux at the very top. What we plan is to position Château Margaux as a luxurious wine leader in China. For future, what we expect is that China represents Château Margaux’s second largest market the first next year and may become the first one from the two next years.
Moreover, Gao Ming, vice president and Shanghai general manager of Ruder Finn Asia, claims that China is looking for prestige and luxury, that’s why Chinese luxury consumers would appreciate such a prestigious brand. (By: Erica Ng, China – Shanghai, Published: Aug 03, 2010)
Château Margaux will keep the high quality and wine characteristics that make its famous reputation. It has to keep its French image, so like this it will be associated to French values and gastronomy, which are really seeking by rich Asiatic people. Some will buy because they are connoisseurs, others because it is a French popular wine. In addition, it is an inaccessible wine in China, really rare because mainly present in France. That’s why developing this wine will be a “boom” for Chinese connoisseurs.
So firstly, Château Margaux is positioned according to its quality, really high. Secondly, it is positioned depending on the price. It is a famous French wine

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