India-UK CETA snag threatens Scotch duty cut from 150% to 75% for Johnnie Walker, Chivas
India and UK are negotiating sticking points in CETA implementation, with UK steel safeguards and a 14-24% carbon tax in dispute. India has signaled it may rebalance Scotch whisky duty concessions — slated to fall from 150% to 75% on day one and 40% by year 10 — putting pricing relief for Johnnie Walker, Chivas Regal and The Glenlivet at risk.
India and UK discuss sticking points in CETA implementation, including UK steel safeguards and carbon tax. India may rebalance Scotch whisky duty concessions (cut from 150% to 75%) impacting brands like Johnnie Walker and Chivas if unresolved.
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