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Veach places international identity protection alongside the beginning of a domestic market decline.
Congress recognized bourbon as a distinctive product of the United States and directed protection against imported whiskey using the designation. Soon afterward, changing beverage preferences and bourbon’s long production lead times left many distillers with excess inventory and limited advertising options.
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Congress recognized bourbon as a distinctive product of the United States and directed protection against imported whiskey using the designation. Soon afterward, changing beverage preferences and bourbon’s long production lead times left many distillers with excess inventory and limited advertising options.
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Veach places international identity protection alongside the beginning of a domestic market decline.
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Quote the primary resolution for legal wording. Treat the Vietnam-generation explanation as one proposed cause among broader demographic and market changes.
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