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Trump lifts tariffs on Irish whiskey, maintains pressure on Canada

President Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Irish whiskey will be removed, a move welcomed by the Irish Whiskey Association which exports nearly $520 million worth of product annually. This decision contrasts with ongoing heavy tariffs and import bans imposed on various Canadian products, including alcohol, which amount to approximately $20 billion in duties. The trade actions are expected to have significant regional and sectoral impacts within Canada, potentially increasing costs for businesses and consumers. AI

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Trump lifts tariffs on Irish whiskey, maintains pressure on Canada

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Joshua Hong ·

    Trump is freeing Irish whiskey from tariffs while tightening the screws on Canadian booze

    Trump cut Ireland a parting gift—after the country allowed its golf tournament to be hosted at the U.S. president’s resort.