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Trade Regulations Mar, 18, 2026 0

Mercosur-EU trade deal ratified by Brazil Congress

Brazil’s National Congress formally ratified the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union during a ceremonial session on Tuesday (17), completing the final step required for the deal…
Trade Regulations Mar, 17, 2026 0

Brazil extends “clearance on water” to non-AEO importers in maritime trade

Brazil’s Federal Revenue Service will allow, starting March 16, 2026, “clearance on water” for maritime imports filed under the Single Import Declaration (Duimp) to companies without Authorized Economic Operator (AEO)…
Trade Regulations Mar, 12, 2026 0

EU approves pre-listing mechanism for Brazilian gelatin and collagen exporters

The European Union has approved a pre-listing mechanism for Brazilian gelatin and collagen producers, simplifying the authorization process for exporting these products to the EU market. The decision was reached…
Trade Regulations Mar, 11, 2026 0

Brazil secures new agricultural export access to New Zealand and Turkey

Brazil has concluded negotiations that will allow the country to export additional agricultural products to New Zealand and Turkey, the government said. New Zealand has authorized imports of thermally processed…
Trade Regulations Mar, 05, 2026 0

Brazilian Senate gives final go-ahead to Mercosur-EU deal

Brazil’s National Congress has completed approval of the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, concluding a negotiation process that began more than 25 years ago. After approval by…
Economy Mar, 05, 2026 0

Brazil sets safeguard rules for trade deals as Mercosur-EU pact moves forward

Brazil’s government has issued a decree establishing rules for applying safeguard measures to protect domestic producers under international trade agreements, on the same day Congress completed the internal approval of…
Trade Regulations Mar, 05, 2026 0

U.S. Expected to Raise Tariff to 15% This Week, Treasury Secretary Says

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Wednesday (March 4) that an increase in President Donald Trump’s new temporary global import tariff—from 10% to 15%—will likely be implemented later this…
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Grains Mar, 02, 2026 0

Tensions in the Middle East put corn and soybean exports to Iran under monitoring

Recent attacks in the Middle East have renewed concerns over trade between Brazil and Iran, a relevant partner for corn and soybean exports. Although it accounts for less than 1%…
Trade Regulations Mar, 02, 2026 0

Middle East war seen raising costs for Brazilian agribusiness

The escalation of tension in the Middle East after U.S. and Israeli attacks against Iran is expected to raise production and logistics costs for Brazil’s agribusiness sector. Analysts interviewed by…
Trade Regulations Mar, 02, 2026 0

Market openings for Brazil in Mexico and the Philippines

The Brazilian government has concluded sanitary negotiations that will allow the export of new agricultural products to Mexico and the Philippines. The authorization to export ground beef to Mexico strengthens…