Trump’s 10% tariff Para’s exporters worries | The economy
United States President Donald Trump statement 10% of tariffs on imported products, including those who come from BrazilCareful consequences in representatives Patrace is a manufacturing sector. This measure, goal, according to Republican, bring back factories and jobs on Saturday (5) 10% and next Wednesday (9) high rates. In para, rural and industrial producers still assess the effect of changes, especially wood, poultry and meat sector.
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IMEX says Madira will be affected
According to Technical Consultant Gilherm Carvalho Wooden export industries association in Para State .
“The incidence of the charges may cause withdrawal in the demand for withdrawal, which affects para exports. The US market is the main buyer of Madira Do Para, and the second is not the same demand for the European Union,” he explained.
There is a risk of growing in the north of poultry
President Parayens Poultry Association (Aphav), Claudio Aphoneso Martins, believes that the main impact on the sector will be indirect. “When you raise the export, the product coming from the south and southeast here is going out. It will reduce the internal offer in the north and northeastern areas and the price increases,” he said.
For him, the export of meat and eggs in para should not be directly affected by the tariff, as the state is not a big exporter to the US.
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Meat exports are waiting for federal release
President Derivatives of meat union and para state (Syndikorn), Daniel Frie and Bureaucratic reasons, Para explained that it is still not exported to the US. “This new rate does not affect us at the moment, but our estimate is not justified. The US has already exported 230 thousand tonnes of meat beyond 65 thousand tonnes of quota. Brazil has exported 230 thousand tonnes last year.
Fry points out that the Para government is committed to start the state’s entry into the US market.
“We have praised the work of Agriculture Minister Adepare (the agrarian defense organization in the state of Parara). We are ready. We hope this situation will come forward, but the tariff scenario will complicate,” he said.
Fapa sees an indefinite scenario and waiting for a meeting
For Gilherm Minsen, Director Federation of Agriculture and Livestock (FAEPA), is still in the beginning to measure the real effects of measurement. “We are trying to understand this tariff better. There is no clear definition yet. There is a lot of debate, but a little certainty. We will discuss it at Friday (4) at a local meeting.”
According to him, the para aggrieves are attentive, but the moment is careful.
“It is possible to find solutions to reduce the impact, we are still traveling in the sea of uncertainty,” he said.
The agriculture sector sees indirect risks, high costs and long -term uncertainties
A. Para’s Soy, Corn and Rice Producers Association (Afroosoja para) shared the position of the so -called “Trump duty”. Although the 10% rate imposed on Brazil compared to countries such as China, Japan and the European Union, this measure represents a break with the World War II of World War II.
According to the note, the impact on the soy complex due to the reorganization and the awards in the international market is indirect but relevant.
“In the medium season, the trend is positive, especially as tariffs are high for the Asia and European Union. It can expand our exports to countries like Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam,” the statement said.
Aposoja also expressed concern in the international scenario. “In the long run, the world’s largest economy has great uncertainty and fear of depression. Therefore, the recommendation of the entity is that producers should wait carefully and not invest in investments or sales.
Trump justifies the decision as an employment protection measure
Trump says “they are half the case of collecting us” by announcing rates, claiming that other countries are imposing a higher fees on American products. The 10% rate for Brazil does not accumulate 25% already applicable on steel, aluminum and auto parts. Excluding goods such as drugs, semiconductors, power, gold and products associated with national safety laws.
Although Brazil is not in the most fined countries – Lesoto (50%), China (34%), the European Union (20%) and Japan (24%) – this measure can increase inflation in the US and destabilize trade relations. For Para’s manufacturing sector, it is now to be careful with the consequences of this order and strengthening the external pronunctions.
