According to Cogo – Intelligence in Agribusiness, shipments totaled US $ 10.22 billion, an increase of 25% in relation to the US $ 8.18 billion sold in April 2019. Agribusiness exports in April were records for the month, rising for the first time to US $ 10 billion, points out the consultancy Cogo – Inteligência.
While the entire world suffers from a sharp decline in international trade levels as a result of the covid-19 epidemic, the total Brazilian trade current remains virtually unchanged. This is what the data released by the Foreign Trade Secretariat for the first four months of the year show. Exports to Asia, especially to China, are.
In the period from January to April 2020, the country grew in total volume of exports. Brazil continues to keep exports high and increasing its participation in the Asian market, even with the crisis of the new coronavirus, according to the National Society of Agriculture (SNA). According to Marcos Troyjo, Special Secretary for Foreign Trade.
The National Confederation of Industry (CNI) consulted 221 exporters of all sizes on the priorities on the Covid-19 pandemic agenda. More than half (58%) of them indicated the need for measures to facilitate and reduce bureaucracy in foreign trade and 48% believe that the logistics and infrastructure of exports and imports should be the government’s.
The federal government, through the Foreign Trade Chamber (Camex) – an interministerial body chaired by the Ministry of Economy – zeroed the Import Tax on 81 more products used to combat the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil. The decision, approved at a meeting of the Executive Management Committee of Camex (Gecex), includes inputs for the production.
After the first months of total stoppage due to COVID-19 in China, beef imports to the Asian country resumed in March, allowing the export markets to recover. “In March, we saw an impressive volume of imports. According to Chinese customs data, among the three types of beef, pork and poultry, 920,000 tons and 233,000 of.
The trade balance in March was US $ 4.7 billion, an amount that exceeds that registered in the same month in 2019, of US $ 417 million. In the first quarter, the surplus was $ 5.6 billion, down from $ 9 billion in the first quarter of 2019. The results are published in the Foreign.
Ministry technician pointed out that sales of industrial inputs may still be affected, and food exports should suffer less impact. Brasília – So far, there is no report of impact on port operations in Brazil because of the coronavirus, said on Monday the undersecretary of Foreign Trade Intelligence and Statistics, Herlon Brandão. “We are monitoring..
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The special customs regime for drawback , instituted in 1966 by Decree Law No. 37, of 11/21/66, consists of the suspension or elimination of taxes levied on imported inputs for use in exported products. The mechanism acts as an incentive to exports, as it reduces the production costs of exportable products, making them more competitive in the.
