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Donald Trump promises to eliminate Irish whiskey tariffs
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Donald Trump promises to eliminate Irish whiskey tariffs

Jornal de Negócios13 September 2026 at 20:50

Donald Trump promised to eliminate tariffs on Irish whiskey. Whiskey produced in Ireland and sold in the United States is currently subject to a 10% tariff. Trump's promise comes in the context of trade tensions and tariff policies implemented during his administration. Irish whiskey is one of the products affected by trade measures between the United States and Ireland.

Why this matters

This promise is relevant to Irish whiskey producers who face additional costs of 10% on their exports to the United States, one of the main international markets for this drink. If implemented, the elimination of the tariff could boost Irish whiskey sales in the US and strengthen trade relations between Ireland and the United States.

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