"It seems that a number of measures of distribution, licensing and sales... as well as duties and taxes on wine used at the Federal and provincial levels, may discriminate, directly or indirectly, in relation to imported wine" — leads the channel the contents of the complaint.

Australian authorities claim that Canada unfairly restricts the sale of imported wines in grocery stores, which are located in a special Department with its own cash — so-called "shop in shop".

According to the Minister of trade of Australia Steve Csaba, the Australian share market in Canada is negated. "Potentially, it's costing jobs in Australia," he said.