Five Billion for Wine Exports to the USA

EU approves French billion-euro export credit guarantees to support wine exports to the United States.

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Canada’s Response to US Tariffs

Canadians are known for being polite and apologetic. Yet there has been nothing polite nor apologetic about the wine industry’s response to US tariffs on Canadian goods. Corinne Keddie reports.

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Japan Imports More, but Cheaper

Wine import volumes to Japan rose by 2.2% in 2024 while value decreased by 8%. The market shows a clear trend towards more affordable options.

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The Italian Wine Sector Develops a Strategy for Dealing with Tariffs

The 10% Trump tariffs threaten wine businesses throughout the US chain. Italy is creating a template on how to survive what's coming.

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Wine Accounts for Over Half of EU Alcohol Exports

In 2024, alcoholic beverages worth €29.8bn were exported to non-EU countries. Wine accounted for €16.8bn of this total, and the US market represented €8.9bn of those wine exports.

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The Real Impact of Trump Tariffs on US Retail Prices

New tariffs and a falling dollar will cause pain to the US wine drinker, US distributors and/or wine producers in other countries. Time will tell who is most hurt, and by how much.

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A Historic Low: Global Wine Drinking Down 3% in 2024

The International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) expects global wine consumption in 2024 to be the lowest since 1961.

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Paying the Trump Tariffs: Stand-Off Between Importers and Italian Producers

If Italian exporters want to avoid price increases in the US market, they must absorb the full tariff amount from their own margins.

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American Wine Sector Contemplates the Tariff Fallout

President Trump has imposed tariffs of between 10% and 20% on wines from Europe and other countries. Jeff Siegel reports.

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