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Why it’s time to stop under-estimating South African wine
And it has winemakers producing wines that can compete with and in some cases surpass, those of Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne. Yet, despite all this, South African wine has struggled to shake off ...
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What Trump’s new tariffs could mean for South African wine exports
Trump’s new tariffs target global wine exports, with South African producers now facing a 30% levy in the US. The move raises ...
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Libby’s Naked Wines diary: why South African wine still wins
Even as someone who tours wine estates around the world for my job, rarely have I visited one on the same jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring, gob-smacking scale as South ... 2021 (Naked Wines, £19. ...
Wine tariffs could lead to significant price increases for Charleston's food and beverage scene
Wine tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump could have devastating impacts on Charleston, SC, distributors, importers, ...
How the Latest Wine Tariffs Could Crush the Wine Industry
The announced tariffs do not affect only wine from Europe. There will be a 10% universal tariff on all U.S. trading partners.
Farmer's Weekly3d
US tariffs a major challenge for South African agriculture
US President Donald Trump announced a 30% tariff on goods from South Africa. The tariff was due to come into effect on 5 ...
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Why it’s time to stop under-estimating South African wine
And it has winemakers producing wines that can compete with and in some cases surpass, those of Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne. Yet, despite all this, South African wine has struggled to shake ...