The Brazilian (CNA )’s agriculture and livestock federation, Orange juice, beef and ethanol sectors are predicted to be more influenced by the United States -approved products. CNA analysis regards Brazil’s high representation in American imports in these markets. “In these cases, there is no ‘space’ to be obtained from a possible competitor to Brazil, the unique or major country country. In the case of cold and frozen orange juices, Brazil represents 90% and 51% of American purchases respectively; thermopraced beef, 63%, 63%,” a technology.
For CNA, the market loss for Brazilian aggrieves in goods produced by the United States, in which Brazil is completing the US supply with exports. “In the case of beef, in which the local product (in the US) reaches 12.3 million tonnes, but consumption reaches 13 million tonnes, and soybean oil is close to production,” Entity said.
Confederation also predicts the effects of Brazilian agreement products based on the “sensitivity” of American imports in relation to the cost of imported goods, assuming that it will be 10% overflow on Brazilian products, which will be sent to prices in the American market. “The major influential products that Brazil are dominated in the US market are perfect, and Orange juices and other fruits, ethanol and sugar are somewhat competed with the US’s internal production,” said CNA, Brazilian competitors in the case of high rate.
According to the primary analysis of the entity, for Brazilian Orange Juice, the United States Import of an additional 10% tariff, compared to the current import rate, drops from 1.004 billion liters (base 2023) to 261 million liters. That is, 743 million liters of orange juice exported in the high tariff scenario is exported to Brazil. The current orange juice import rate ranges from 5.9% to 15.9%.
In ethanon, the CNA estimates that Brazilian demand for Brazilian production to 41 million liters to 296 million liters to 296 million liters to 296 million liters in 337 million liters (base exports).
For sugar, the effect reaches 28 thousand tonnes, from Brazilian exports to 73 thousand tons (base 2023) from 45 thousand tonnes, the rate increased from 33% to 43%. In frozen beef, compared to 20 thousand tons of export exported by 2023, the return of goods reaches 17 thousand tonnes, as import tariffs rise from 26.4% to 36.4%.
