Can the U.S. Alcohol Industry Withstand the Return of Tariffs?
With the 2024 presidential nominees expressing differing degrees of support for tariffs, the alcohol industry braces to become, once again, collateral damage in a broader trade war
With the 2024 presidential nominees expressing differing degrees of support for tariffs, the alcohol industry braces to become, once again, collateral damage in a broader trade war
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11 wine and spirits distributor executives share the purchasing trends they are seeing—and how they predict the rebound will play out across the U.S.
Despite fire and smoke damage, excellent wines were produced from Anderson Valley to Santa Barbara
Despite sudden additional tariffs, industry groups are organizing with optimism that the incoming administration could issue a game-changing executive order
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Demand surges combined with supply chain disruptions result in out-of-stocks in tequila, Cognac, and Champagne