Trade · United States
· 1 min read · Source: Vinetur
The United States has kept a ten percent import duty on Irish whiskey despite earlier commitments to lift the measure. American trade policy has continued the tariff more than one month following public statements from Donald Trump regarding tariff relief. Irish exporters consequently face continued financial pressure when shipping spirits across the Atlantic.
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