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U.S. exports of wine, beer, and related products (End-Use 00370) totaled $95.8M in April 2026, traded with 118 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataExported US wine, beer, and related alcoholic beverages face a patchwork of destination-country regulations, labeling mandates, and alcohol content thresholds that vary significantly by market. American craft beer and domestic wine have grown as export categories, with producers navigating TTB certificate-of-label-approval requirements alongside foreign import licensing. Tariff treatment at destination can shift sharply depending on bilateral trade agreements and, in some markets, retaliatory measures that have periodically targeted US beverage exports.
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The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) governs domestic production and labeling; exporters generally need a Certificate of Label Approval (COLA) and may need a certificate of origin or health certificate depending on the destination country's import requirements.
Several major trading partners have at times imposed retaliatory tariffs on US alcoholic beverages in response to US trade actions. Exporters should monitor the specific tariff schedules of their target markets and consult a licensed customs broker or trade attorney, as rates and product coverage can change with ongoing negotiations.
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Monthly export values over time