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Presidential·Exec Order·3 months ago

Trump Moves to Drop 40% Tariff on Some Brazilian Farm Imports, Offers Refunds to Affected Importers

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Key Points

  • The order removes the extra 40% import tax from some farm products from Brazil
  • Other Brazilian goods still face the added tax while talks with Brazil continue
  • The change applies to items entering the United States on or after November 13, 2025
  • Importers who paid the extra tax after that date on these items can ask U.S. Customs and Border Protection for refunds
  • Some food prices may ease for shoppers and food makers, while some U.S. farmers could face more competition
TradeAgricultureEconomyForeign Policy

What Happens Next

Projected impacts based on AI analysis

December 2025–January 2026

Customs publishes guidance and opens refund pathways for covered farm goods entered since Nov 13, 2025

Importers can file for refunds and adjust future entries, improving cash flow and lowering prices to buyers.

January–March 2026

Retailers and restaurants update prices and promotions as new shipments arrive

Shoppers may see steadier or slightly lower prices on covered items like coffee or juice once old stock sells through.

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Source Information

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Document Type

Executive Order

Official Title

Modifying the Scope of Tariffs on the Government of Brazil

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