California wine industry eyes trade tensions and tariffs
California's wine sector watches U.S. Europe tariff talk amid rising costs and drought. Wine Institute warns tariffs harm farmers and buyers across the supply chain while growers like Craig Ledbetter seek potential gains if tariffs level the field. Experts warn higher duties could raise costs for barrels and bottles and curb exports, even as some see short term price advantages for California wines.
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