The president’s plans for steeper import taxes remain fluid, but he promises they’ll take hold after temporary delays. Consumers will start to see the impact in store aisles.

President Donald Trump’s newest tariff threat on European alcohol is the latest in a line of proposed levies on goods from abroad as a global trade war widens between the U.S. and its partners. See also: The alcohol trade war has broken out — and is coming for your glass of wine How long is that line?

Electric car company Tesla is asking President Donald Trump’s administration to “consider the downstream impacts” of retaliatory tariffs in Trump’s trade war with multiple countries. The March 11 letter to the U.

Tesla said Trump's tariffs could increase costs to manufacture and lead other countries to counter with tariffs on cars and parts.

MARTILLAC, France (Reuters) - The owner of one of France's top Bordeaux wine chateaux hopes U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of 200% tariffs on European wine is just posturing because the impact would be devastating if not.

US President Donald Trump has threatened a 200% tariff on any alcohol coming to the US from the European Union (EU) in the latest twist of an escalating trade war. The threat is a response to the EU's plans for a 50% tax on imports of US-produced whiskey as part of its retaliation to Trump's tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports to the US.

Negotiations with Canada and Mexico are said to be moving ahead, but President Trump is still playing hardball over tariffs with the EU and China