Brazil

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The US has granted tariff exemptions for hundreds of agricultural and food products of Brazilian origin, including coffee, meat, tropical fruits, and spices. The decision is seen as a result of progress in trade negotiations between the two countries while easing mounting tariff pressure.
Supply Chain

US Removes Tariffs on Coffee and Agricultural Products from Brazil

US Removes Tariffs on Coffee and Agricultural Products from Brazil
Detailed news summary explaining Chinese importers' rapid purchases of soybean shipments from Brazil, which have become cheaper, amid expectations of a U.S.–China trade agreement.
Procurement

China Increases Brazilian Soybean Purchases Following U.S.–China Trade Thaw

China Increases Brazilian Soybean Purchases Following U.S.–China Trade Thaw
Singapore-based shipbuilding group Seatrium has sold two platform support vessels (PSVs) to Brazil-based Posidonia Shipping and Trading for approximately $59.7 million. The sale is part of the company's strategy to divest non-core assets and enhance operational efficiency.
Logistics

Seatrium Sells Two Platform Supply Vessels to Brazilian Posidonia for $60 Million

Seatrium Sells Two Platform Supply Vessels to Brazilian Posidonia for $60 Million
CMA CGM has postponed the implementation of the planned Low Water Surcharge (LWS) for shipments on its Far East–Manaus route to November 15, 2025, citing slower-than-expected decline in water levels on the Amazon River.
Logistics

CMA CGM Postpones Implementation of Low Water Surcharge on Manaus Routes

CMA CGM Postpones Implementation of Low Water Surcharge on Manaus Routes