Trump Signals End to U.S. Irish Whiskey Tariff During Doonbeg Stop
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President Donald Trump announced at the Doonbeg golf course in Ireland that the United States will repeal the 10% tariff on Irish whiskey, but details on when the tariff will be lifted were not immediately available. The move follows prior reductions (15% to 10%) and mirrors ongoing efforts toward zero-for-zero tariffs for some European spirits, with industry groups welcoming the prospect of broader elimination for Irish whiskey and other EU drinks.
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