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Spain Quantifies €22.7 Billion Risk from Trump’s 30% Tariffs on EU Goods

The European Commission has drawn up a €93 billion counter-tariff package to offset export losses from impending U.S. duties

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Overview

  • The Trump administration will impose 30% duties on EU imports from August 1 unless a new trade agreement is finalized
  • Spain’s Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo warned that the tariffs could cost Spanish firms up to €22.7 billion in direct exports and indirect impacts
  • Córdoba olive oil shipments to the United States rose nearly 17% in the first four months of 2025 as producers rushed to export ahead of the tariff deadline
  • Andalusian authorities unveiled a €1 billion strategy to bolster olive groves and national ministers proposed restricting domestic oil sales to stabilize prices
  • Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for EU unity and advocated a proportionate but firm counter-response while urging swift ratification of the EUMercosur deal