Why Trump's tariffs threaten livelihoods of French winemakers

Breakdown

• The Bösch family in Alsace has produced wine for generations but now faces difficulties selling in the US due to a 15% import tax. 49s
• The US is the largest consumer of French wine, and the new tariffs have made French wines less competitive in this key market. 1m 59s
• Small and mid-range producers are most affected, as price-sensitive consumers may turn to alternatives. 2m 51s
• Winemakers are reluctant to lower quality or change their products to offset costs, preferring to seek new international markets. 3m 26s
• European trade officials are working to reduce US tariffs, but the future remains uncertain for French winemakers. 4m 44s