Exports of spirits from the US broke the US$2bn barrier for the first time last year, according to figures released this week, as the tariff rows between the country and Europe faded out of view.
Following three years of declining shipments to 2021, last year's exports registered $2.06bn, a 30% year-on-year jump, the Distilled Spirits Council of the US said. In its annual 'American Spirits Exports' report, the trade association credited not only the suspension of retaliatory tariffs on a range of spirits categories by the European Union and the UK, but also "the range of trade agreements th
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