Kentucky distilleries feel impact after Canada pulls U.S liquor from shelves
Most provinces in Canada have now pulled American liquor from store shelves in response to President Trump’s new trade policies. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa visited two distilleries in Louisville that have taken a financial hit as a result.
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Kentucky exported $43 million of whiskey to Canada — and the state imported $40.3 million of the liquor from Canada.
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