最新报道:U.S. tariffs on European goods, including Irish whiskey and Italian cheese, are causing significant disruptions for EU exporters. The 25% duties, imposed as part of ongoing trade disputes, have led to declining sales and rising costs for producers. Irish whiskey exports to the U.S. dropped 15% in Q2 2025, while Italian cheesemakers report losing key American buyers. Industry groups warn the tariffs could force small producers out of the market. EU officials are urging negotiations to resolve the conflict, but U.S. trade representatives maintain the measures address unfair trade practices. The standoff highlights growing transatlantic trade tensions impacting specialty food and beverage sectors.