Brazil reinstates ethanol import tariff making US product even less viable
Brazil’s Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) has reinstated the original 18% import tariff for ethanol by means of letting the current 0% import tariff expire as
Country Brazil
Profile: Largest country in South America and known for its Amazon rainforest and vibrant culture.
Export-Import Data: Exports agricultural products (soybeans, beef), minerals, and petroleum. Imports machinery and chemicals.
Trading Partners: China, United States, European Union.
Future Opportunities: Sustainable agriculture, renewable energy development, and infrastructure projects.
Brazil’s Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) has reinstated the original 18% import tariff for ethanol by means of letting the current 0% import tariff expire as
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