Trump tariffs sour future for some in wine industry
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Oregon companies suffering under Trump tariffs, consumers next, business leaders tell governor - Ashland News - Community-Supported, NonProfit News
At a roundtable hosted by Gov. Tina Kotek, more than a dozen business leaders described a dire situation under President Trump’s tariff wars By Alex Baumhardt, Oregon Capital Chronicle Portland-based clothing company Wildfang received a shipment from China right before President Donald Trump announced a 152.5% tariff on all Chinese goods. If that order had gone through just 48 hours later than it did, it would have cost Wildfang nearly $180,000 …
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thesiuslawnews.comCommentary: 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…
Malbec, the star strain of Argentine wine production, accounted for 62% of the fractional wines the country sold abroad in 2024, and 59% of the total in volume. With the tariff hike provided by the Donald Trump administration, the doubt is how the measure can impact that key sector. For now, Trump suspended the decision for 90 days, but nothing prevents the tax hike from materializing. In 2024, an average of 2,648 wine labels with Malbec as the …
Speaking of everything a little, once, one of the brothers of this chronicler, told him that it was difficult to meet with some of his friends because they were constantly talking about wine and it was quite heavy for him. Wow, that age when they had taken the big step forward of leaving behind (only) talk about girls, politics or football and, since the time had not yet come to talk about the children and still missing more for the divorces, th…
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