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How EU Wine Tariffs Are Disrupting CA's Wine Industry
Season 2025
Episode 430
European wine prices could rise with new tariffs, leaving some imports on hold and straining the three-tier system. California faces outsized risk. WineAmerica said the industry generated about $88 billion in 2022 and $1.3 billion in exports. Some growers see an upside even as consumption falls and tourism dips.
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