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The increase was driven in part by increased imports from Italy and France, especially for products including wine, furniture and tiles, mineral water and perfume, according to customs records analyzed by port data-tracking firm Panjiva. or example, New York’s port complex imported 2,570 TEUs of Italian wine in August, compared with 1,599 TEUs a year earlier, a difference of about 582,600 cases of wine. Chris Rogers, an analyst with Panjiva, attributed the rise to improved U.S. consumer confidence and the continued effects of a strong greenback.
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