The third round of India-UK free trade agreement talks starts on Monday in New Delhi with a focus on resolving key issues, notably the demands that India cut its tariff on alcoholic beverages and processed food, and the UK allow more Indian professionals to live and work in that country
of and owner of school of wine and spirit. thank you so much for being here. you have the greatest job that we ve heard of so far today [laughter] thank you. laura: i want to get your perspective of what this is like in the real world. we keep hearing retailers are reporting record sales numbers, so how are things looking for your business today? well, we re doing great for this season, and i think people just have to take a breath when they hear things about liquor tariffs. but all the pieces aren t instantly prices aren t instantly going to go up 25%. i can be pretty comfortable in saying that across the board. laura: so the tariffs, when we hear it affecting these small businesses and large businesses, how does it affect you when you talk about 25% in what does that mean for your customers in does that mean that favorite bottle of wine that you lo is going to be love is going to be 25% more expensive? how does that break down in your