Brazilian industry estimates nearly half its US exports will face additional tariffs
The study, released on Thursday, details that the new 12.5% rate reaches 4,060 Brazilian products. Of those, 3,985 were already subject to the 25% surcharge in force since Wednesday and will now pay a total of 37.5% to enter the US market. That group accounts for 80.7% of affected exports, some $10.8 billion.
- ▪The study, released on Thursday, details that the new 12.5% rate reaches 4,060 Brazilian products.
- ▪Of those, 3,985 were already subject to the 25% surcharge in force since Wednesday and will now pay a total of 37.5% to enter the US market.
- ▪That group accounts for 80.7% of affected exports, some $10.8 billion.
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Brazilian industry estimates nearly half its US exports will face additional tariffs Saturday, July 25th 2026 - 12:39 UTC Full article 0 comments (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The study, released on Thursday, details that the new 12.5% rate reaches 4,060 Brazilian products Some 48.7% of Brazilian exports bound for the United States will be subject to some form of additional tariff following the entry into force of the new forced-labor levy, according to a study by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), the country's main industrial employers' body. The study, released on Thursday, details that the new 12.5% rate reaches 4,060 Brazilian products.
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