For years, India has occupied a peculiar position in the international wine industry: too large to ignore, too complicated to enter. Read More
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European winemakers could soon gain cheaper access to India as a long-awaited trade deal could be completed as soon as this month. Read More
One year after Thailand scrapped its steep import duties on wine, consumption—particularly of premium labels—has soared. But a new study warns the policy may be costing the country far more than it gains. Read More
U.S. wine exports to Canada fell 93% in April, the steepest year-on-year drop in more than two decades, as Canadian provinces pulled American alcohol from store shelves in response to U.S. tariffs. Read More
The European Commission approved a €5 billion (US$5.6 billion) French scheme Thursday to help wine and spirits exporters accelerate shipments to the US before a 90-day tariff truce expires July 8. Read More
As US tariffs takes effect today, more EU producers are looking elsewhere to offset US loss. Can Asia be the answer? Read More
Merchants are already suspending EU wine purchases and warning of mass bankruptcies and layoffs if Trump’s threatened 200% tariff on European wine is implemented. Read More
Malaysia uncovered a wine smuggling case from Thailand, raising alarm that cross-border smuggling may be on the rise following Thailand's removal of wine import tariffs. Read More
On July 1, the China-Serbia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) officially came into effect, setting the stage for zero tariffs on Serbian wine within five years. Read More