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Why Trump’s tariffs could be a disaster for Brazil’s acai industry and American consumers
Prices of acai smoothies and bowls look certain to go up in the U.S. as President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Brazilian exports in July and threatened the delicate balance of supply and demand that holds the industry.
Donald Trump’s tariffs on Brazil are more bark than bite
Brazil was not the only country targeted for political reasons. India faces a comparable rate for buying Russian oil. Mr Trump warned Mark Carney, Canada’s prime minister, that recognising a Palestinian state would make trade negotiations “very hard”.
General Motors projects a $4 billion loss, Stellantis, the maker of Jeeps, said it anticipates tariffs will add $1.7 billion ...
Late-night talk show host Jimmy Fallon once again blended politics with punchlines, taking a comedic swing at US President ...
Few major trading partners have been spared the import taxes, which have already disrupted supply chains and are expected to drive up prices for Americans.
The 50% tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump on many Brazilian products took effect Wednesday, a situation that ...
In a desperate bid to arrest the rapid erosion of US imperialism’s global economic and geopolitical power, Trump is ...
BENGALURU/BRASILIA (Reuters) -Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva spoke by ...
More of the president's tariffs went into effect this week, hitting multiple countries. But there are two places those ...
Commencing August 7, tariffs will be imposed at modified rates on goods from most countries other than China (due to ongoing talks). These include: 10% for the UK; 15% for Israel, Japan, Jordan, South ...
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