tariffs

President Trump said he would remove a 10% tariff on Irish whiskey, a duty that currently fall under those imposed on all European Union wine and spirits exports to the U.S. Chris Swonger president/CEO, Distilled Spirits Association of the U.S., called the announcement "another positive step

By nearly three-to-one, more American oppose than support the U.S. placing additional tariffs on Canada (57% oppose, 20% support, 21% don’t know)A new Ipsos poll finds. A majority of Americans believe the U.S. should be willing to make tradeoffs with Canada, even if it

President Trump banned the import of Canadian beerk wine, cider, whiskies, vodka and other spirits, effective Sept. 29. In a presidential proclamation, Trump said the action was in response to Canadian provinces "banning the purchase, distribution, or retailing of U.S. alcoholic beverages while not banning or similarly restricting

When China, Mexico, the European Union, and Canada imposed steep tariffs on U.S. whiskey during the 2018 trade war, American producers didn’t absorb the losses quietly. Instead, according to a new study in The Accounting Review, U.S. whiskey producers decreased U.S. product prices and thus increased

"We cannot control decisions made in Washington," says Jeff Guignard, president/CEO of Wine Growers B.C., says in an opinion piece in the Vancouver Sun. "We can only control what we do here at home." President Trump's 50% tariff on Canadian wine "

As we reported early Saturday morning, the U.S. implemented 50% tariffs on about 5% of Canada's exports to the U.S – about $20 billion a year of everything from timber to hockey sticks to tongue depressors. . Canada said the U.S. at the last minute made new