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Brewers warned that a 25 percent of US import tariffs could cause 100,000 European European European European European European European European Europeans to protect them from Europe to protect them from credit.

The indicator of the debt this week as part of “Daoald Donald Trump’s” free release day ” TARIFF There are separate deeds and impose a financial hit of Americans importing European and Mexico beers such as heineken and Corona.

Brewers said they confuse when new tariffs apply all beers or products only imported into cans.

“We call the Commission to use all diplomatic channels and by negotiating, seek a collateral victim, Julia Leferman, a group of trade AB at the Secleen of Collerator, Julia Leferman, a group of Collateral, “Julia Leferman, Members Julia Lefercan,” as collateral members, “Julia Leferman, was Julia Leferman, a group of Trade AB Inben, Heinoken and Molson Coors.

Brewers in Europe, also represent Carlsberg, Asahi and trade groups from 28 countries, said the Directorate General of the EU for trade have been contacted by the tariffs, which began on Friday.

25 percent rate is higher than 20 percent tariffs available to all items imported into the US.

European brewers exported to € 870mmn worth of Beer in the US in 2024, according to trade group. It is estimated that 100,000 from 2mn Brewing work on Bloc will disappear as a result of action.

Analysts estimate that US imports to Mexico beers contains about 85 percent of the sales of the constellation brands, which produces corona and model. Heinen’s exposure is very low, with US imports that make 3 percentage of group sales.

The constellation does not immediately respond to a request for commentary. Heineen refuses to comment.

The US aluminum imports were already covered by tariffs before Trump’s announcement this week, which broadened his global trading war.

Brewers were dragged by the President’s net on Thursday when the US Commerce department increased imports “beer” and “empty aluminum products to a 25 percent tariff.

“We are struggling to understand why the beer is lowered to become a derivative product of aluminum,” Lefercman said. “We cannot be listed on the edge of wires and wires.”

The words in the revision of the Commerce Department of “Aluminum Presidential Procamation” left many unanswered questions, the industry said.

An executive of an international brewer said it is unclear if only beer is attached to the tariff scope, or all beer. Another giant who stays in the brew says that the words to change is “causing confusion”, increases that they conclude for the present meaning of these beer and beer cans.

Citi analysts say that change means that US drinking producers “are likely to be source in large tin cans” but that the wider impact of the aluminum market will be “marginal”. The aluminum of cans generally from Mexico, Canada and China, they estimate.

William Bain, head of the trade policy at the British Chamber of Commerce, says Beer is included in tariffs after US market access reports.

Peter Foster’s further report in London