Irish whiskey exporters may be forced to look at other markets if 15% tariff rate applies
Irish Whiskey Association issues warning as EU confirms no carve out for spirits
Irish Whiskey Association issues warning as EU confirms no carve out for spirits
Both sides are to continue negotiations on the detail, including possible tariff exemptions for several sectors
Relief at end of uncertainty with agreement on tariffs offset by concern over full impact of the terms of trade deal
Some producers have switched focus away from US, but for others, uncertainty and insecurity prevail
Some 90% of producers have cut back on production amid slowdown
Irish Whiskey Association and Drinks Ireland warn current 10% tariff is costing producers thousands of euro every week
Some casks non-existent or sold multiple times to different customers
Whiskey distilleries attract more than 800,000 visitors as tourism industry group launches campaign marking 700 years of distilling heritage
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Ibec warns biggest impact could come indirectly through higher commodity prices
Sales rose 16.3% last year with Irish whiskey the third-fastest-growing spirits category
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Despite pandemic, continued investment means sector poised for quick sales rebound
After Brexit, many products lost EU originating status and access to lower trade tariffs
Volumes remained relatively stable even as travel retail sales fell 96.2% due to Covid
Sales of Irish whiskey in Canada have increased 44% due to Ceta trade deal with EU
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‘Mutually beneficial agreement’ will be positive for both economies, Phil Hogan says
Jameson remains market leader, but McGregor’s Proper No Twelve becomes fourth biggest brand in global sales
Closure of pubs and duty free shops around the world have taken toll on the industry
Waterford Distillery founder Mark Reynier aims to produce the best single malt
Retaliatory tariffs lead to slump in exports of American whiskey to Europe
St Patrick’s Distillery accused of mislabelling and damaging industry’s reputation abroad
Visitor numbers to distilleries jumped by 54% since 2015 to 1.02m last year
Plans are under way to achieve protection in another 26 territories in the coming years
Trump administration is expanding its trade war against European exporters
WTO gives green light for tariffs as part of Airbus dispute
Irish Whiskey Association representatives to meet US trade officials Washington
Whiskey brand, controlled by Irish Distillers, has created a replica of its Dublin experience
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Association lodges several complaints with Food Safety Authority of Ireland
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