Modifying The Scope Of Tariffs On The Government Of Brazil

Adjusts punitive trade measures as negotiations with Brazil improve, impacting U.S. importers and potentially lowering consumer costs.

What the order does ​

• Removes extra 40% duty on specific Brazilian agricultural products.
• Updates lists of affected goods in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.
• Sets new rules effective November 13, 2025, for goods entering U.S. commerce.
• Directs agencies to process duty refunds as needed.
• Requires continued monitoring and reporting on Brazil-related national emergency.

Who it affects ​

• U.S. importers of Brazilian agricultural goods.
• Brazilian exporters of newly exempted products.
• U.S. consumers and businesses relying on affected imports.

Context ​

The 40% extra duty was imposed by a 2025 executive order citing national security threats tied to Brazil’s policies; ongoing talks prompted this adjustment.