US EditionBrazil's Government Requests Consultations at WTO over Trump's Tariffs, Official Says
BRAZIL, AUG 6 – Brazil challenges US tariffs of up to 50%, affecting 36% of its exports, alleging violations of World Trade Organization rules and political retaliation linked to Bolsonaro's prosecution.
- Brazil has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization over tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump against the South American nation.
- The 50% tariffs imposed by Trump on many Brazilian exports came into effect on the same day Brazil made the request.
- Brazil's government estimates that 35.9% of the country's goods shipped to the American market have been affected, about 4% of Brazil's total exports.
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The U.S. has partially charged Brazil's exports with tariffs of 50 percent, mainly for coffee and meat producers. The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has meanwhile engaged the World Trade Organization. By X. Böttcher and A. Herrberg.[more]]>
Trump's trade war, broken off by the fence, hardens the fronts. On Thursday, higher tariffs will come into force for the EU and other US trading partners, the US President speaks of a "great day for America" and threatens with new tariffs. Brazil is now fighting back. Brazil's government under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has submitted a request to the World Trade Organization (WTO) for consultations against which they believe illegal tar…
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