Kentucky distillery that makes Jim Beam is shutting down due to tariffs.

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Jim Beam is owned by the Japanese drinks group Suntory Global Spirits, which employs more than 6,000 people around the world, with more than 1,000 people across its sites in Kentucky.

Known for its celebrated single malt whiskies, Suntory’s brands also include Haku vodka and Sipsmith gin, as well as soft drinks Orangina and Lucozade. It acquired the US maker of Jim Beam in 2014 for $16bn, securing its status as one of the world’s biggest spirits makers.

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EDIT:
Jim Beam is owned by the Japanese drinks group Suntory Global Spirits, which employs more than 6,000 people around the world, with more than 1,000 people across its sites in Kentucky.

Known for its celebrated single malt whiskies, Suntory’s brands also include Haku vodka and Sipsmith gin, as well as soft drinks Orangina and Lucozade. It acquired the US maker of Jim Beam in 2014 for $16bn, securing its status as one of the world’s biggest spirits makers.

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So a foreign company that pays Americans to make something and contributes to a local economy. Yep, it’s positive losing that.
 

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Moving manufacturing to cheap labor countries was intentional by greedy orange nikkas like Trump in the first place. Made the masses believe that the money was in the "hard" design, branding, marketing, and sales ends of products. Now tariffs supposed to reverse DECADES of companies eatin off of this notion? :mjlol:

I think the real reason for tariffs is to try to protect & prevent the US from being exposed in regard to just how far behind China we really are in the tech and production sector, while keeping up the facade that they only make cheap unreliable shyt. For instance, China has over 100 EV makers pushing R&D.

I work with plenty of China suppliers for my small business and most of them are super on point and go above and beyond. We runnin scared but its way too late.
 
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