The E.U. did not immediately publish an official version of the final tariff list, but one had been circulating among member states before the vote. Tariffs would range from 10 to 25 percent, based on that document, and would apply to a wide range of products including foodstuffs like peanut butter and manufactured goods like hair spray.

But European leaders have been clear that the goal was to maximize the impact on the United States — hoping to prod Americans toward a negotiating table — while limiting the pain for consumers and companies across Europe.

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