Dazi USA: a rischio il 98% dei vini italiani
🍷 Italian wine faces a potential 470 million euro loss due to proposed 25% tariffs by the Trump administration, which could escalate to nearly 1 billion euros considering global export impacts. Unione italiana vini (Uiv) reveals at least 80% of Italian wine exports to the U.S., nearly 350 million bottles, are at risk. The U.S. market, worth about 2 billion euros, constitutes 24% of Italy's total exports. The average export price to the U.S. is 5.35 euros per liter, with "popular" wines below the 5.26 euro alignment. Additional tariffs could shift these wines into the "premium" category, which currently represents 17% volume of total exports with an average price of 8.80 euros per liter. Uiv's President Lamberto Frescobaldi emphasizes the need for a contingency plan with three levels: negotiation, community measures, and national production containment.
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