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1. ortusdux · 1790627747 · focus · HN ↗

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   1. randycupertino · 1790628352 · focus · HN ↗

      - Tariffs so less international demand for US wine

      - Canadian boycots of US products due to tariff wars

      - Boomer wine buyers dying off

      - younger generations drinking less overall and being less into wine

      - everyone on GLP-1s drinking less

      1. philipallstar · 1790631082 · focus · HN ↗

         &gt; - Tariffs so less international demand for US wine

         Why&#x27;s this?

         1. legitster · 1790631350 · focus · HN ↗

            I feel like this is a trolling question. Demand for US exports has never been lower in recent history.

            1. philipallstar · 1790632932 · focus · HN ↗

               Feelings aside, I was just asking a question because I didn&#x27;t understand the link.

               1. Borealid · 1790633881 · focus · HN ↗

                  Countries other than the US have, for reasons that you may choose to find mysterious, imposed tariffs on products exported from the US.

                  Tariffs raise the consumer-visible price of those goods. This then, due to demand elasticity, causes consumers in those non-US countries to buy fewer of those products.

                  Some impact may be badwill as well but quite a bit is first-order impact of second-order tariffs.

                  1. mc32 · 1790644828 · focus · HN ↗

                     That seems odd since the EU lowered tariffs on US ag products. They also took back some previous retaliatory tariffs that were in place.

                     1. ashdksnndck · 1790646335 · focus · HN ↗

                        In 2024 (pre-trade-war), the US exported $168M of wine to the EU and $460M to Canada. Any recovery in wine exports to the EU won’t make up for Canadian boycotts.

                        1. k12sosse · 1790652279 · focus · HN ↗

                           Numbers for importing California wines went from $540 million, to $40 million in 3, 5 years. For one province alone. And this wasn&#x27;t a federal decision, this was people telling their provincial government to do it. And they listened.

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