Brazil Is Closing in on the United States as the World’s Top Agricultural Exporter
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Brazil is closing in on the United States as the world’s top agricultural exporter
Amid tariffs and a trade war, Brazil is closing in on the United States as the world’s top agricultural exporter. In 2025, US farm exports reached $171 billion, while Brazil posted $169.2 billion – a gap of just $2 billion after years in which the gap stood at $56 billion. In the first half of 2026 alone, Brazilian agribusiness exports hit a record $87 billion, up 6 percent, driven by soybeans, beef, chicken, cotton and coffee. The Financial Tim…
Some countries have been relatively spared the new American rates, but this may only be temporary.
Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Of the total, 16.5% of exports will have a surcharge of 37.5% The post New U.S. Tariffs Reach 23.1% of Brazil's exports, Día MDIC apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.
This week the United States government applied a double tariff to Brazilian exports, indicating the contradiction in punishing the Brazilian manufacturing industry of added value with accumulated surcharges of 37.5%, but exempting raw materials and there
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