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Brazil Expresses Concern over EU Decision to Suspend Meat Imports

Brazil expressed deep concern on Thursday over the European Union's decision to suspend meat imports from Brazil.

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The European Commission blames the Latin American giant for failing to provide sufficient guarantees that its products comply with European rules against the misuse of antibiotics in livestock production.

Brazil expressed deep concern on Thursday over the European Union's decision to suspend meat imports from Brazil.

·Tallinn, Estonia
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Brasilia deplores a decision which it considers contrary to the health guarantees offered by the country and calls for further discussions with Brussels. The Brazilian government also warns against any action dictated by "protectionist" considerations.

·Paris, France
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The Brazilian government expresses "deep concern" over the EU's decision to stop imports of meat from the country.

The Brazilian government reserves the right to use the appropriate instruments to ensure balanced trade conditions, including the reciprocity measures provided for in the national legal order.The government expressed itself in a note, signed by the ministries of Foreign Affairs and Agriculture, on Thursday (3), criticizing the entry into force of the veto on Brazilian meat [...] The post-Government does not accept European restriction on Brazili…

BRASILIA (ANP) - Brazil expressed its "deep concern" on Thursday on the first day of the suspension of imports of Brazilian poultry, beef, and other animal products by the European Union. The European Commission accuses Brazil of having offered insufficient guarantees that...

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Forbes Brasil broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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