The craft beverage company is feeling the effect of the new tariffs.
A Westmeath business is turning it's attention to trade with Canada, following the introduction of new tariffs by the United States.
With US President Donald Trump issuing increased taxes of up to 25% on EU steel and aluminium, Bevcraft Group in Mullingar say they'll be investing their focus on neighboring Canada.
The craft beverage company has operations in Ireland, the UK, Canada, USA, Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands.
Co-Founder of Bevcraft Group Ciarán Gorman says the impact of these tariffs is already being felt:
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