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Agents in the national beef cattle sector are apprehensive about the announcement of a 50% tariff on Brazilian exports to the United States. This is what surveys from the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea) show. According to researchers from the institute, the impact of this news combined with the weak internal meat sales pace. As a result, there has been a strong slowdown in livestock trading for slaughter and weakening of prices for slaughter animals and meat. The United States is the second-largest buyer of Brazilian beef, accounting for 12% of exports, behind only China, which concentrates 49%. Data from the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex) show that in June/25, the volume purchased by Americans was the lowest since December/24. Nevertheless, total Brazilian beef exports that month had the second-best performance of the year, totaling nearly 270,000 tons. Researchers indicate that a good part of the compensation in June came from increased ...

Brazilian refrigerators are considering whether to make new shipments of meat products to the United States after President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on Brazil last week, said Roberto Perosa, president of the beef producers' guild Abiec. The United States is the second most important market for Brazilian beef products after China, according to trade data. "New shipments are being analyzed by the private sector due to the increase in tariffs," Perosa said on Tuesday. The tariff announcement affected Brazil's cattle market last week and on Monday, with companies drastically reducing animal purchases due to uncertainty related to the issue, said Alcides Torres, a specialist at Scot Consultoria. "The market cooled down," he highlighted. Brazil, the world's largest beef exporter, represents around 23% of beef imports to the United States, according to calculations by Genial Investimentos. Since Trump's announcement, meat packers have rushed to reschedule and redirect ...

According to the second president of the entity, Perosa, the 50% surtax makes beef exports to the USA unfeasible