US EditionTrump’s 200% tariff threat would be ‘a real disaster’ for Europe’s wine industry
- California's wine industry is cautious about potential tariffs due to trade tensions between the U.S. And Europe, which may affect costs and exports.
- Wine advocates warn that proposed tariffs could increase costs for U.S. Importers and harm exports to Europe.
- President Donald Trump threatened a 200% tariff on European wine in response to a proposed European tariff on U.S. Whiskey.
- Wine industry leaders in Europe fear that such tariffs would jeopardize their businesses and impact smaller wineries severely.
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The Catalan wine sector and its adaptation to the new US tariff policies
The new tariffs proposed by Donald Trump in the United States have generated a great deal of concern in the Catalan wine sector, as exports to this country could suffer a hard rodapalo, with a reduction in sales and demand.These new American policies directly affect the strategies of Catalan wineries, which seek to maintain their sales in this important market.The way in which the new US tariff policies will materialize is the main issue of conc…
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Hold the chianti: Tariff threat leaves Italian bottles grounded - West Hawaii Today
MONTALCINO, Italy — All it took was an all-caps social media threat by President Donald Trump to impose a 200% tariff on European wine for the shipments of many Brunellos, Chiantis and proseccos to come to a shuddering halt.
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