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China Welcomes 183 Brazil Coffee Sellers in Wake of US Tariffs
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China authorized 183 coffee companies from Brazil to export coffee to the Asian nation on Sunday, the announcement was made by the Chinese Embassy in the South American country. READ ALSO: China and Russia begin the joint naval exercise "Maritime Cooperation 2025" in the Pacific According to the publication, the measure will last for five years and began to apply on July 30; the same day the United States ratified the increase in customs tariffs…
China welcomes 183 Brazil coffee sellers in wake of US tariffs
By Ana Mano SAO PAULO (Reuters) -China has approved 183 new Brazilian coffee companies to export products to the Chinese market, according to a social media post of the Chinese embassy in Brazil on Saturday. The measure, a boon to local exporters after the United States government’s announcement of steep tariffs on Brazilian coffee and other products, took effect on July 30. The new Chinese export permits are valid for five years, according to t…
China announced 183 new Brazilian companies for the export of coffee to the Chinese market, a decision formalised by the General Customs Administration of the country. The information was published in a post on the social networks of the Chinese Embassy in Brazil, and reinforced by the Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Fávaro. The measure, which had begun... The post China expanded the export of Brazilian coffee on the day of Trump appeared first …
China has enabled 183 new Brazilian coffee companies to export the product to the country. The announcement was made by the Chinese Embassy in Brazil on social networks. According to the publication, the measure has been valid for five years and has entered into force since 30 July, even on the day that the United States signed the order which officially signed the tariff against Brazil. During the week, a post has already brought figures of the…
The Xi Jinping regime allowed 183 new Brazilian companies to sell coffee directly to the Asian country. According to China's Embassy in Brazil, the measure began to fall on Thursday 30th, over a period of five years. The decision takes place at the same time as the United States imposes tariff measures on the same product. The decision thus opens the way for the expansion of exports in the sector. + Read more about Agronegocio in the West On the…
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