Treasury Wine Estates has cut its profit forecast following a decline in US sales, and rival Vinarchy is scaling back some of its operations, as the Australian wine industry grapples with a decline in global consumption.
Penfolds owner Treasury Wine blamed the weak US market on the economic uncertainty brought on by Trump’s tariff plans, and revealed that a wine distributor in California that handled 25 per cent of its sales would shut down.
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