Trump threatens 200% tariff on French wine, other EU alcohol products
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump threatened to force 200% tariff Alcohol products From France and other European countries, sharpening the trade war among our allies.
Trump has shown the threat after the European Union announced that it will continue to planned tariffs in American whiskey.
“If this tariff has not been immediately removed, the United States will soon present 200% tariff from France and other EU countries. This will be great for wine and champagne business in the United States.
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On Thursday, French Minister of Foreign Affairs St. Martin answered Trump, saying that the country would protect its industries.
Trump “begins to escalate in the commercial war, he chose to start,” said Saint-Martin in X, which has been translated into English. “France remains to respond to the European Commission and our partners.”
Chris Svongt, General Director of Spiritual Spirits, wants the president to provide spirit agreements with the EU, claiming that the US souls support more than 200 billion economic activities. It also provides 1.7 million jobs for production, distribution, hospitality and retail and purchases from American farmers to about 2.8 billion pounds, according to Swonger.
“We call on the President to provide mood with the EU to return zero zero tariffs, which will create US jobs and increase the production of American hospitality and exports,” he said. “We want the victims.”
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The tariff threat of President Donald Trump after the European Union plans to move forward on American whiskey at planned tariffs. (Educational Images / Universal Image Group Getty Images / Getty Images)
The European Commission said Wednesday will exercise counter-arguments Export of goods worth 26 billion ($ 28 billion) in response to 25% trabbles, steel and aluminum imports.
“Today, the counter-arguments are strong, but proportionate,” said Ursula Von der Leyen, President of the European Commission. “Our counter-arguments will be introduced in two steps. On April 1, at a full place as of April 13. At the same time, we will always be open for negotiations. “
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According to the EU Council of Europe, the EU exported 531.6 billion euros in the United States and imported 333.4 billion euros, which led to a 198.2 billion eurostat surplus, Eurostat Eurostat.
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