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Europe Expects Spirits, Wine to Be Hit With 15% Tariff on Friday
The European Union expects wine and spirits exported to the U.S. will face the baseline 15% tariff from Friday, as the clock runs down for levies to kick in. The U.S. and EU are ironing out the finer details of a trade agreement reached Sunday.
New US tariff rates are “pretty much set” with little immediate room for negotiation, Donald Trump’s trade adviser said in remarks aired yesterday.
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