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Wine Industry Advisor · 14 October 2026 · Tarieven

OpEd: Activating the “Yes” Agenda

Today’s wine industry is under siege, on defense, and in crisis. Taxes, tariffs, unfair competition, generational change, climate disasters, Prohibitionism, and other challenges are taking their toll. We’re using all [...]

Wine Industry Advisor · 10 September 2026 · Tarieven

Afternoon Brief, September 10

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 TRENDING STORY US Executive Order Severs Relationship-Building with BC Wine This escalation in the Canada-US trade war comes at an inopportune time, with the Okanagan attracting the [...]

Wine Industry Advisor · 9 September 2026 · Tarieven

U.S. Tariffs Just Reinvented Franzia Boxed Wine in China – This Week Uncorked Episode 112

This week, we cover whether Canada could face consequences for its U.S. alcohol ban, how tariffs have reinvented Franzia in China, how South Africa’s wine in...

Wine Enthusiast · 8 September 2026 · Tarieven

Tariffs Hurt the Wine Industry. Did the Refunds Stop the Bleeding?

After years of back-and-forth tariff headaches, billions of dollars are back in importer pockets. Are there more worries to come? The post Tariffs Hurt the Wine Industry. Did the Refunds Stop the Bleeding? appeared first on Wine Enthusiast .

Winetitles · 7 September 2026 · Tarieven

Coal Pit appoints long-standing winemaker to general manager position

Coal Pit winery in Central Otago, New Zealand, has appointed its long-standing winemaker Anika Willner to the position of general manager. Willner will continue her duties as winemaker, “bringing the vineyard, winery and wider business together under her…

Grape Collective · 4 September 2026 · Tarieven

Tariffs, Punishing Weather and Dr. Frank’s Ethos: A Family Embraces the Past and Plans for the Future

Unlike in other parts of the world where some family winemaking dynasties stretch over centuries — witness the recent passing of Marchese Vittorio Frescobaldi, 97, whose family has made wine for more than 700 years in Italy— America’s wine industry is an…

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Oct 2026

U.S. Retail Table Wine Price Slips Slightly Year-on-Year

The average retail price of table wine per litre across U.S. cities — as measured by the BLS consumer price survey — was $13.769 as of 1 September 2026, down from $13.951 recorded a year earlier. That year-on-year decrease of $0.182 per litre amounts to approximately 1.3%, meaning shoppers were, on average, paying a small amount less for table wine than they were at the same point in 2025. Source: FRED / BLS.

Oct 2026

France and Italy Dominate U.S. Wine Import Values Over 12 Months

Over the most recent 12-month period tracked by the U.S. Census Bureau, France was the largest source of U.S. wine imports by value at approximately $1.99 billion, followed by Italy at $1.66 billion. New Zealand ranked third at $421 million, Spain fourth at $286 million, and Australia fifth at $147 million. These five origins together account for the leading share of total U.S. wine import value across the period measured.

Oct 2026

Winery Gate Prices Hold Virtually Flat Year-on-Year

The Producer Price Index for wineries — which tracks the prices U.S. winery operators receive for their output — stood at 206.131 as of 1 August 2026, down fractionally from 206.254 a year earlier, a decline of just 0.06%. By this measure, the prices wineries charge at the point of production have been essentially unchanged over the past twelve months. Source: FRED / BLS.

Oct 2026

Wine Grape Farm Prices Edge Lower Over the Past Year

The Producer Price Index for wine grapes — which measures prices received by farmers at the point of sale — came in at 119.339 as of 1 August 2026, compared with 121.652 a year earlier. That represents a decline of roughly 1.9% over twelve months, indicating that growers were receiving modestly less for their fruit than they were at the same point in 2025. Source: FRED / BLS.

Oct 2026

New U.S. Import Duties Now in Force on Wine from Four Countries

As of 3 September 2026, the United States has additional duties in force on wine and alcoholic beverages from four origins. Canadian alcoholic beverages face a 50% duty under Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930, effective 24 August 2026. Wines from Australia and New Zealand each carry a 12.5% additional duty under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, effective 24 July 2026. Wines from the United Kingdom face a 10% Section 301 additional duty, also effective 24 July 2026. All four measures are reported as currently in force.

Oct 2026

U.S. Winery Output Prices Nearly Flat Year on Year

The Producer Price Index for Wineries (NAICS 312130) tracks the prices that U.S. wineries receive for their output. As of 1 August 2026, the index stood at 206.131, compared with 206.254 a year earlier — a decline of just 0.123 index points, or roughly 0.06 percent. The reading suggests that, in aggregate, prices received at the winery gate have been essentially unchanged over the past twelve months.

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