US EditionNebraska wineries, liquor retailers brace for impacts from tariffs
- President Trump's tariff policies are transforming the wine and liquor industry.
- These tariffs stemmed from President Trump's approach to foreign imports.
- Initially, the EU faced a 20% tariff, then a universal 10% rate was set.
- Desarie Ball stated vendors are raising prices due to tariffs.
- Ultimately, tariffs could shift consumer buying habits and impact businesses.
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Stapilus: With Trump tariffs, Oregon wine is over a barrel
One of the first Oregon impacts of this year’s international trade wars came to our house in a pleasing way: in the form of a few bottles of good wine, gifts from friends who work in that industry. We live…
Tariffs Could Be a Win for California’s Battered Wine Industry
LOS ANGELES—Amid the clamor surrounding President Donald Trump’s whirlwind tariff announcements over the past week, some in California’s wine industry are taking a sanguine view. Stuart Spencer, a winemaker and executive director of the Lodi Winegrape Commission, based in the state’s Central Valley, said recent media coverage has mostly focused on the perspective of restaurants and retailers that rely on imports, and ignored that of growers and …
US Wine Sellers Worry as Trump Tariffs Set to Hit Wednesday
NEW YORK, April 8 (Reuters) - Adam Williams, 57, owner of Ansley Wine Merchants in Atlanta, said he was bracing for the worst on Wednesday, as President Donald Trump's tariffs are set to kick in, which will spike costs of the imported wines and liquors he sells.
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