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Trump Targets Brazil Ethanol Market That American Firms Helped Fuel
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Trump Targets Brazil Ethanol Market That American Firms Helped Fuel
The Trump administration has blamed tariffs for a slump in ethanol shipments to Brazil. But the loss of what was once the biggest export market for US biofuel is, in part, a problem of America’s own making.
The U.S. hostility against Brazil escalates after President Donald Trump announced an investigation into South American trade procedures in relation to U.S. exports. READ ALSO: Brazilian government responds to Trump's tariff war This study, to determine whether these practices unfairly restrict U.S. exports to the South American country, is made known in a context marked by President Trump's threat to impose a 50 percent tariff as of August 1.
SLC Agricultural (SLCE3): From the 'cradle' of cotton to the impact of Trump's tariff - Global Happenings
Focused on cotton, Pamplona Farm boosts results from Agricultural SLC and shows the force of sustainable production in Brazil. (Photo: Abrapa) The History of SLC Agricola (SLCE3) gets confused with Pamplona farmfirst property of the company acquired at the Brazilian Cerrado, in 1980. Continues after advertising Continues after advertising According to Renan Rolim, farm manager, the property – focused on the production of cotton, corn, soy …
USTR launches investigation into Brazil's unfair trade practices, including ethanol barriers - ChiniMandi
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) initiated a trade investigation into Brazil, citing a range of alleged unfair trade practices, including those affecting access to the country’s ethanol market. The probe aims to determine whether Brazil’s policies and actions regarding digital trade, electronic payment systems, preferential tariffs, anti-corruption enforcement, intellectual property protections, ethanol imports, and illegal def…
The NGO International Transparency – Brazil published this Thursday, 16, a public note with warnings about the opening up of a formal investigation by the United States of the “anti-corruption measures” adopted in Brazil, based on the “Section 301” of the country’s commercial legislation. According to IT, the US government uses “retroactive” in the fight against corruption in the... The post What says International Transparency about the US to i…
USGC Lauds USTR’s Section 301 Investigation Into Brazil - U.S. GRAINS COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Grains Council appreciates the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) initiating an investigation under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, announced today. “The Council is encouraged by the news of the investigation into Brazil that has – for years – placed unfair tariffs on American ethanol imports,” said USGC President and CEO Ryan LeGrand. “Finally, we may see U.S. ethanol, its farmers and producers get a fair shake w…
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