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Brazil, US agree to hold new meetings to discuss tariffs as talks resume
Brazil said the talks resumed dialogue after the United States imposed 25% tariffs on Brazilian goods and both sides planned more technical meetings.
- On Monday, Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira and Trade Minister Marcio Elias Rosa held a virtual meeting with Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to discuss U.S. tariffs on Brazilian goods.
- Washington imposed a 25% tariff on Brazilian products in July, alleging unfair trade practices, followed by a 12.5% tariff linked to forced labor enforcement concerns.
- Brazil described the tariffs as "unjustified and inconsistent" with trade rules; Trade Minister Marcio Elias Rosa stated, "Obviously, we didn't make any progress on any of the negotiating points."
- Both countries agreed to hold technical meetings in the coming weeks, followed by a ministerial-level session, as the Brazilian government continues seeking a "balanced and mutually beneficial" agreement.
- This resumption follows an August 21 phone call between Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula and President Donald Trump, where both leaders discussed the tariff measures driving negotiations.
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Trump recommends trade agreement amid tariff dispute, says Brazilian minister Elias Rosa - The Tribune
Brazil's Minister of Development, Industry, Foreign Trade and Services, Marcio Elias Rosa, said the United States has signalled its willingness to resume trade negotiations with Brazil on new terms, following talks over tariffs imposed on Brazilian exports.
·Chandigarh, India
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Noticias ao MinutoThe representatives promise to meet again, following the opening of new channels of dialogue. Brasília intends to eliminate or relieve tariffs, speaking of "discriminatory treatment".
·Lisboa, Portugal
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Brazil has resumed talks with the United States over Washington's hefty trade tariffs, the Brazilian government said on Monday.
In a Meeting with the U.S., Brazil Classified Tariff as Discriminatory; Negotiations Should Continue
The resumption of the dialogue takes place after President Lula's (PT) link to US President Donald Trump
·São Paulo, Brazil
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