Lawson Whiting
Lawson Whiting is the CEO of Brown-Forman, the company known for producing Jack Daniel's whiskey. In a recent statement, he expressed concerns over Canadian provinces removing American liquor from store shelves, describing it as 'worse than a tariff' in response to U.S. trade policies. Despite this setback, he noted that Canada represents only a small fraction of Brown-Forman's sales and emphasized the company's resilience in the face of external challenges.
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Serbia:
Lawson Whiting is the CEO of Brown-Forman who described the Canadian move as an 'disproportionate response'.
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Montenegro:
Lawson Whiting, CEO of Brown-Forman, described the Canadian move against American bourbon as an 'disproportionate response'.
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Luxembourg:
Lawson Whiting, CEO of Brown-Forman, criticized the boycott as worse than tariffs.
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United States:
Lawson Whiting, the CEO of Jack Daniel’s whiskey maker Brown-Forman, blasted the tariffs, but said the decision to pull its spirits off stores shelves hurt even more.
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United States:
Brown-Forman’s CEO Lawson Whiting labels the action against American-made spirits as worse than a tariff.
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Ireland:
Lawson Whiting complained that Canadian provinces removing American alcohol from shop shelves was worse than a tariff.
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Portugal:
Lawson Whiting, CEO of Brown-Forman, criticized the tariffs imposed by President Trump as 'worse than the tariffs'.
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Canada:
Lawson Whiting, chief executive of Brown-Forman Corp complained that the moves by some provinces to take American liquor off store shelves were a 'disproportionate response' to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
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Serbia:
Lawson Whiting, the CEO of Brown-Forman, commented on Canada's response as 'disproportionate'.
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India:
Lawson Whiting, the CEO of Brown-Forman, criticised the Canadian reaction as 'disproportionate' compared to the Trump administration's tariffs.
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