US EditionUK and European Alcohol Industry Reels from Impact of Trump Tariffs
- The Scotch Whisky Association expressed disappointment over a 10% tariff on imports imposed by the US, stating that it could affect the companies it represents.
- Salmon Scotland urged the UK Government to maintain stable trade relations, highlighting US consumer demand for Scottish salmon.
- Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes noted that the proposed tariffs would impact many Scottish businesses reliant on the US market.
- Tariffs threaten not only whisky exports but also the wider Scottish economy, which relies heavily on tourism and international trade.
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Fears Trump's 'harmful' 25% tariff on beer will be unsustainable for UK brewers
The announcement could hit US fans of British beer too (Picture: Getty Images) A new 25% tariff on beer exports to the US could prove an existential threat to UK breweries, industry bosses have warned. Donald Trump’s administration revealed yesterday that beer imports from the rest of the world would be included in tariffs covering steel and aluminium. The announcement was overshadowed within hours by the US President’s ‘Make America Wealthy Aga…
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