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European wine, cheese makers brace for US tariffs

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European producers of wine, cheese, and other goods targeted by US tariffs say they're worried about their business. We look at which products will be affected, and which appear to have escaped. Also in the show - more dismal data for the UK economy, and why tourists are deserting Hong Kong, as political upheaval drags on.

Added on the 03/10/2019 22:35:38 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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