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For the U.S. group, the risk of 200% tariffs is too high. Hence the communication to importers while waiting to understand what will happen on 2 April

After a race against time to stockpile wine, shipments are now on standby as businesses wait to see when and if Trump’s announced tariffs will take effect

The US president raises the stakes and calls Europe "hostile". According to Uiv, the loss for the Old Continent would amount to 4.9 billion euros

The year-end rush by importers to preempt tariffs won’t be enough to offset the collapse in domestic demand. In fact... even Prosecco sales fell in January. UIV: "Focus on promotion and new free trade agreements"

The Lega minister defends the US decision to impose additional tariffs on EU agri-food products and pushes for bilateral agreements outside Europe

Giorgia Meloni attempts to reassure: "An escalation benefits no one. I have already told the US President." Meanwhile, additional tariffs have already been imposed on Canada, Mexico, and China

During the event at the Capitoline Hill, Italian representatives in Brussels reassured producers about the alerts requested by the EU Commission, but industry associations are calling for greater attention: "An overly ideological approach."

The Consortium is ready to fly to Paris alongside the other Lake consortia: "A synergy exclusively linked to Vinexpo-Wine Paris," clarifies President Paolo Fiorini

The analysis by Unione Italiana Vini highlights a drop of between 13% and 17% in the value of wine exports. Frescobaldi: "Inflation will also penalise consumers."

The Future of Chianti According to Saverio Galli Torrini: "Lower alcohol content? We’ll see. In the meantime, we are aiming for Gran Selezione by the end of the year." And this spring, a major travelling event in the city