Category: Government / Regulations

Dealmakers and counsel can unlock value in middle market M&A, ensuring stakeholders are positioned to achieve optimal deal outcomes. By Greg LeSaint and Carolina de Armas The 2025 mergers and acquisitions...

Alcohol Guidelines have changed: daily drink guidelines and standard drink measurements have been removed, however responsible consumption is still recommended. By Michael Kaiser The 2026–2030 Dietary...

For our last column this year, WineAmerica is pleased that the esteemed law firm of Hinman and Carmichael could share its legal expertise on such an important topic.  —Michael Kaiser, WineAmerica Old...

The 2025 Wine Industry Expo delivers experts who can speak to industry concerns and innovative solutions.  By Kathleen Willcox   Wine sales are down amid shifting consumption patterns....

A federal government shutdown is not good for anyone, but we could be in for a long one.  By Michael Kaiser The Federal Government shutdown continues into its 30th day with no solution truly in...

Once again, we are facing a looming federal government shutdown. Congress has only a few legislative days left this month, and that is the only time they have to keep the government open.

Harvest season will always bring its own pressures and unpredictability. By being prepared for the worst, wineries can focus on delivering their best without unexpected snafus.

The expansion of wine grape cultivation in Arizona and Colorado represents both economic opportunity and resource management challenge.  By Gabe Racz and Mike Laszlo The rapid expansion of winegrape...

Let’s revisit some of the topics we discussed in February and see where we are. By Michael Kaiser Five months ago, WineAmerica wrote about what the new Trump Administration and new Congress might...

Starting with wine made with grapes from the 2024 harvest, still wines sold in the European Union must include ingredient and nutritional information. By Jeff Siegel At first glance, the new European...