Over 2,000 categories of Brazilian goods are exempt from the new 25% US tariff, sparing coffee, meat and iron ore while footwear and steel take the hit.

Brazil is bracing for a US tariff of up to 25% as the July 15 deadline lands, holding retaliation in reserve while betting Washington may only delay it.

The U.S. Trade Representative faces a July 15 deadline to impose a 25% duty on Brazil, covering 4,200 products worth $15bn in exports. See the exempt list and stacking risk.

Governo americano ampliou exceções após audiências públicas

The fresh levy will go into effect July 22 with exemptions for a list of goods, including those covered by Section 232 duties.