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U.S. distillers seek zero-for-zero trade deals to counter foreign tariffs hurting bourbon exports.
American distillers are urging the U.S. government to create a "zero-for-zero" trading environment to address declining exports, citing foreign tariffs and trade barriers as key obstacles.
They argue that retaliatory measures, particularly in markets like China and the EU, are harming the competitiveness of U.S. spirits such as bourbon and whiskey.
The industry is calling for reciprocal trade policies where tariffs on both sides are eliminated, aiming to restore fair market access, protect jobs, and support rural economies.
While no immediate policy changes have been announced, distillers are pushing for bipartisan action ahead of upcoming trade talks.
Los destiladores de EE.UU. buscan acuerdos comerciales cero por cero para contrarrestar los aranceles extranjeros que perjudican las exportaciones de bourbon.