Wine Institute reports that a year after Canadian provinces pulled U.S. wines from shelves in response to tariff retaliation, full-year 2025 data shows U.S. wine exports to Canada fell 78% year on year, equating to a $357 million loss in export value. The press release says the shift flipped a $254 million U.S. wine trade surplus in 2024 into a $90 million deficit in 2025, and it argues Canada’s importance as a destination fell sharply, from 36% of U.S. wine exports in 2024 to 12% in 2025. Wine Institute is calling for an immediate resolution, noting knock-on impacts for growers, distributors, hospitality and communities on both sides of the border.