EU requests US tariff exemptions for 150 billion euros of goods
Brussels is seeking to exempt iconic European products from 15 per cent tariffs imposed under the 2025 Turnberry trade agreement with the United States.
By Europa Express15 Jul 2026 · 10:30 CETUpdated 15 Jul 2026 · 10:30 CET
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Core Briefing: EU requests US tariff exemptions for 150 billion euros of goods
Strategic Context: Brussels is seeking to exempt iconic European products from 15 per cent tariffs imposed under the 2025 Turnberry trade agreement with the United States.
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According to Euronews, the European Union is currently pushing for carve-outs from United States tariffs on 150 billion euros worth of European goods. These tariffs were implemented following a trade agreement reached in Scotland in 2025.
A list of goods identified by the publication includes several iconic products such as wine, olive oil, and Roquefort cheese. Brussels aims to secure exemptions for these items to mitigate the impact of the 15 per cent levies currently imposed by Washington.