Brazil Is Considering Reciprocal Measures in Response to the European Union's Suspension of Imports.
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Brazil Is Considering Reciprocal Measures in Response to the European Union's Suspension of Imports.
Trade relations between Latin America's largest economy and the Bloc of 27 entered a crisis on September 3, when the suspension of imports of some Brazilian agricultural products came into effect, a measure based on concerns about the use of antibiotics, which could cause Brasilia losses of more than $1 billion.
The Brazilian government expresses "deep concern" over the EU's decision to stop imports of meat from the country.
The measure entered into force amidst the pressures of the European livestock industry after the signing of a free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur
Brazilian authorities blamed a lack of dialogue before the ban began.
Brazilian beef exporters can no longer sell to the European Union As of Thursday (3), Brazilian beef exporters can no longer sell to the European Union. After more than 30 years of exporting to Europe, they were the last animals to embark on a confinement in Bela Vista de Goiás. I believe that there will be a negotiation there because it has always had these impasses, right? Today, Brazilian meat is considered a good meat in the world, says live…
At the end of July, President Lula sent a letter to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, requesting that Brazil be removed from the list of countries which, as of today, will not be able to export a number of products of animal origin.
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