Customs duties on alcohol: "Americans have a better interest in taxing wines than spirits"

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While French wine and spirits producers are apprehensive about the negotiations between France and the United States, economist Jean-Marie Cardebat believes the sector could survive, even if weakened, a 15% tax.

Cognac, very popular in the United States, could be hit hard by American customs duties. (Jean-Bernard Nadeau/ONLYFRANCE)

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