欧盟葡萄酒与烈酒未被列入降税清单 出口商或遭巨额损失

Core Points - The EU and the US have released a tax reduction list that does not include wine and spirits, which are significant sectors for the EU, maintaining a 15% tariff on these products [1][5] - The president of the French Wine and Spirits Exporters Federation expressed disappointment over the lack of exemptions for wine and spirits, indicating substantial economic losses for EU exports [3][5] - In 2022, the total export value of EU alcoholic beverages was €29.8 billion (approximately ¥248.5 billion), with the US being the largest export destination at €8.9 billion, accounting for nearly 30% of total EU exports [5] - The 15% tariff imposed by the US on EU wine and spirits could lead to significant price increases for American consumers purchasing French champagne and Irish whiskey [5][7] - Due to tariffs and exchange rate impacts, EU exports of alcoholic beverages to the US may decrease by approximately 25% annually, resulting in losses exceeding €2 billion for EU exporters [7] Industry Impact - The French Wine and Spirits Exporters Federation will continue to collaborate with US partners to advocate for lower tariffs, recognizing the US as a crucial market despite the challenges posed by tariffs [7]