U.S. spirits exports to Canada have plunged by nearly 70 percent, collapsing from what had been a roughly $250 million annual market for American distillers to just $89 million, according to data compiled by the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS).
The sharp downturn followed a trade clash sparked by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which prompted several Canadian provinces to remove American alcohol from store shelves. The owners of iconic American whiskey brands, like Jack Daniel’s and Jim Beam, have responded with layoffs and pausing production.
At least it’s not linked to a hoax like the green new deal. It will probably be a temporary spike, not a systemic change that was meant to supplant fossil fuels.
U.S. spirits exports to Canada have plunged by nearly 70 percent, collapsing from what had been a roughly $250 million annual market for American distillers to just $89 million, according to data compiled by the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS).
The sharp downturn followed a trade clash sparked by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which prompted several Canadian provinces to remove American alcohol from store shelves. The owners of iconic American whiskey brands, like Jack Daniel’s and Jim Beam, have responded with layoffs and pausing production.
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Changing tastes have produced a sharp decline in all liquor sales in this country as well.
Younger people aren't consuming alcohol as the older generations have done.
