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Ports and Terminals Feb, 24, 2026 0

Brazilian customs seize nearly half a tonne of cocaine at Port of Santos

Brazil’s Federal Revenue Service seized 461 kilograms (about 1,016 pounds) of cocaine at the Port of Santos on Monday (Feb. 23), thwarting an attempt to ship the drugs overseas. The…
Meat Feb, 24, 2026 0

Plan would allocate China beef quota through September

A model proposed by Brazilian meatpackers to manage the beef export quota to China calls for distributing the total annual volume only across the first three quarters of the year—through…
Trade Regulations Feb, 23, 2026 0

U.S. Supreme Court ruling brings relief to Brazilian agribusiness, but caution remains

Brazilian agribusiness players that were still facing 50% import tariffs in trade with the United States celebrated on Friday (20) a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court declaring President Donald…
Coffee Feb, 23, 2026 0

U.S. 15% tariff benefits Brazilian instant coffee

The instant coffee industry welcomed the U.S. government’s announcement of a global 15% tariff, which, if maintained, would replace the 50% rate that had been in effect on this Brazilian…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 23, 2026 0

Suzano sets record for pulp shipments through Port of Santos

Suzano, the world’s largest pulp producer, set a new shipping record in 2025, moving more than 5.8 million metric tons of pulp through its terminals at the Port of Santos…
Economy Feb, 23, 2026 0

Brazil reports progress on egg, beef and pork market access during South Korea mission

Brazil’s official trade mission to South Korea secured progress Monday on expanding market access for agricultural exports, with advances in eggs, grapes, pork and beef, Agriculture Minister Carlos Fávaro said.…
Automotive Feb, 23, 2026 0

Automakers welcome end of China import break

Executives at automakers operating in Brazil have welcomed the expiration of a program that allowed the duty-free import of partially assembled hybrid and electric vehicles under quota arrangements. The benefit,…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 23, 2026 0

Indigenous protesters occupy Cargill’s Santarem port terminal in Brazil

Indigenous protesters have occupied Cargill’s Santarem river port terminal in Brazil’s Para state and “completely” interrupted operations at the site, the U.S. grain trader said in a statement on Saturday…
Ports and Terminals Feb, 23, 2026 0

Suape trade mission targets ASEAN countries to attract investment and new shipping routes

As Brazil’s port sector resumes full operations after Carnival, a delegation from the Suape Industrial Port Complex is on an official mission to Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia aimed at attracting…
Trade Regulations Feb, 23, 2026 0

Trump tariff shake-up: what it means for Brazilian exports to the U.S.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff package — followed by Trump’s announcement of a new 15% global tariff — has reshaped the landscape…