Tag Archive: Tariffs

Tariffs Struck Down On Appeal, But To Remain In Effect Pending High Court Review

President Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs levied on countries around the globe—including important exporters of wine and spirits to the U.S.—were struck down by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit late last week, but they will remain in effect at least until October 14, pending a potential review of the matter by the U.S. Supreme Court. Continue reading →

European Wines And Spirits To Face 15% U.S. Tariff In New Trade Deal Draft

Wine Spectator: How High Will Tariffs Go On Imported Wine?

Prices for many imported wines are about to go even higher. President Donald J. Trump’s new higher tariff rates for many nations went into effect just after midnight on Thursday, Aug. 7. And that means that prices will likely rise on many popular wines on U.S. stores shelves. How high will they go? That’s a lot less clear. Continue reading →

Toasts Not Tariffs Urges Reciprocal Free Trade For Wines And Spirits

The Toasts Not Tariffs Coalition, made up of nearly 60 groups from across the three-tier system, has delivered a letter to the White House urging President Trump to include a zero-for-zero carveout for wines and spirits in the final version of the upcoming E.U./U.S. trade deal. Continue reading →

Wine Trade Groups Urge Zero-For-Zero Tariff Status In U.S.-E.U. Talks

Report: E.U. Angling For 15% Tariff Rate In U.S. Talks

As negotiations continue ahead of an August 1 deadline, reports indicate that the European Union and U.S. may reach a deal setting U.S. tariffs on E.U. imports at 15%. Continue reading →