Brazil's beef exports to U.S. slump after tariffs

Brazil's beef exports to the United States are projected to fall further in September as steep tariffs imposed by Washington hit shipments.

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00:00Brazil's beef exports to the United States declined further in September,

00:04according to the head of Brazil's Beef Exporters Association, ABIEC.

00:09The head of the group, Roberto Perosa, says

00:11the drop follows higher tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on Brazilian goods.

00:19He added that shipments to the U.S. were expected to reach about 7,000 metric tons in September,

00:26down from around 9,000 tons in August.

00:28Before the tariffs took effect in August, exports had averaged 30,000 tons a month.

00:34The United States had been Brazil's second-largest beef buyer after China,

00:38but following new tariffs, Mexico has now taken that spot.

00:42Washington imposed a 50% levy on several Brazilian products,

00:46on top of an existing 26.4% tax on beef imports outside the quota.

00:51Perosa said losing the U.S. as a major market was a significant setback,

00:56though insisting that Brazilian exports remain competitive,

00:59even under a combined tariff of 76.4%.

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