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EU-US Trade Deal Expected to Confirm Duty-Free Trade in Spirits, French Exporters Say
PARIS (Reuters) -The French wine and spirits exporters' federation FEVS said on Monday the trade deal struck between the European Union and the United States was expected to confirm duty-free trade in spirits. Since April, U.S. duties on EU spirits had been provisionally set at 10%.
EU-US Trade Deal: Spirits Duty-Free, Wine Duties Under Negotiation
The EU and US have solidified a trade deal ensuring duty-free trade in spirits, but wine tariffs remain undecided. The French Wine and Spirits Federation urges action for duty reductions, highlighting potential job losses and economic impacts if tariffs increase.
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