Import Wine Regulations - Importing red wine requires specific qualifications for enterprises, including import and export rights, customs registration, food recipient filing, and paperless customs signing [2] - Necessary documents from abroad include certificates of origin, health certificates, bottling date proof, label photos and translations, and IPPC markings for wooden pallets [3] Taxation on Imported Wine - The tax structure for imported red wine includes a 14% customs duty, a 13% value-added tax (VAT), and a 10% consumption tax [3] - Example calculation shows that for a wine priced at 100 yuan, the total tax burden in the import stage amounts to 43.14 yuan, which is 43.14% of the wine's price [3] Customs Clearance Process - The general process for clearing imported red wine includes checking foreign manufacturer registration, preparing clearance documents, shipping, filing with the consignee, customs declaration upon arrival, tax payment, and inspection [5] Labeling Requirements - Essential elements for Chinese labels on imported red wine include product name, ingredients, bottling date, storage conditions, importer information, warning statements, vintage, wine type, and foreign manufacturer registration number [6] Port Information - Montreal Port is a significant cargo import and export hub in Canada, with a cargo throughput of 36 million tons and container throughput of 1.7 million TEUs in 2022 [7] - The port features modern specialized and container terminal facilities, and is well-connected to rail and road networks, facilitating efficient cargo transfer [10]