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Meat May, 31, 2021 0

Argentine ranchers extend meat strike

Farmers in Argentina will continue the suspension of beef sales in the country until Wednesday, June 2, in protest of the decision by the Argentine government to temporarily stop exports…

Meat May, 27, 2021 0

Recognition by OIE may open new markets for Brazilian meat

With new areas in Brazil having been recognized as being free of foot-and-mouth disease without vaccination, the Ministry of Agriculture says it will immediately start negotiating the opening of new…

Trade Regulations May, 26, 2021 0

US exports to China grow 18% and benefit almost all states and industries, says USBC

US exports to China have benefited almost every American state and industry, the US-China Business Council (USCBC) said on Tuesday during a conference in Shanghai. The data released by the…

(Cepea) Exportações do agronegócio - Agriculture exports agribusiness balance Balança comercial do agronegócio

Trade Regulations May, 25, 2021 0

Government to access the impact on the Brazilian market of importing agricultural products

A Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA) ordinance establishes procedures that must be observed to assess the impact of the opening of the Brazilian market for the import…

Trade Regulations May, 25, 2021 0

Exporters push for a drop in agricultural subsidies

Brazil and other exporters are making new moves in the World Trade Organization (WTO) in search of a significant reduction in subsidies and tariffs in world agricultural trade in the…

Trade Regulations May, 25, 2021 0

Food exports to Qatar will have electronic document validation

The Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce took the first step to implement digital customs clearance for trade between Brazil and the Arab countries. As of July 1, the validation of…

Economy May, 24, 2021 0

Pandemic reduces Brazil’s foreign trade flow by 8%, according to CNI survey

As the twelfth largest global economy, Brazil does not figure among the major players in international trade. In 2020, the country occupied the 27th position in the world trade ranking,…

Shipping May, 21, 2021 0

Impacts of the end of Brazil’s maritime agreements with Argentina and Uruguay

In February 2021, the Chamber of Foreign Trade (CAMEX) made the decision not to renew bilateral maritime agreements with Argentina and Uruguay and communicated to the authorities of the respective…

Trade Regulations May, 21, 2021 0

Potential barriers may have an impact of US$ 46.2 billion on Brazilian exports, shows study by CNI

With changes in the global economy over the past few years, barriers to international trade have become more sophisticated and have gained new formats, often difficult to identify. A study…

Sugar and Ethanol May, 21, 2021 0

India reduces subsidies for sugar shipments

On Thursday, May 20, the government of India announced it would cut sugar export subsidies for the current 2020/21 harvest which ends on the 30th of December. With the 31.4%…