Victor Schwartz, owner of New York-based wine importing firm VOS Selections, is the small business owner who emerged as the unlikely face of the legal battle that led to the Supreme Court of the United States striking down US President Donald Trump’s sweeping emergency tariffs.
Schwartz runs a family-owned wine import company that sources wines and spirits from 16 countries. His business, like many small importers, was heavily affected by Trump’s tariffs, which sharply increased costs and forced repeated pricing revisions.
