Consumers can expect to pay more for imported goods, including wine, though the increases may not correspond precisely with the tariff rates. The containers of wine she had ordered back in March, from Portugal and South Africa, arrived in port in late July, when tariff levels on each country were 10 percent.
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Canadian and American Officials Trade Blame in Latest Tariff Battle While Wine Suffers: Trade negotiations broke down, leading to new tariffs on Canadian wine and spirits and a continued ban on U.S. wine sales in eight provinces...
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