U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war with China will give Brazilian agricultural exporters an opportunity to take an even bigger share of the Chinese market at the expense of American farmers, but it could also fuel already high food inflation in Brazil.

Brazil is redoubling efforts to position its agricultural exports to China as competitive alternatives to products from the United States as Washington ramps up its trade war against Beijing. China has bought the South American country's soybeans for decades,

China’s customs authorities have suspended beef imports from seven meatpacking facilities across Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Mongolia as of March 3, 2025. The affected companies include two Argentine exporters (Frigorífico Regional General Las Heras SA and Frio Dock SA),

The list was drawn by the OECD with nations that presented economic growth data for the year. Brazil’s GDP grew 3.4% in 2024.

Brazil is to slash import duties on foodstuffs ranging from sugar to sardines in a bid to control rapidly rising prices, running counter to Donald Trump’s protectionist onslaught and the spectre of trade wars it has invoked.

China's customs on Monday announced that it would suspend the import of beef products from six factories in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay. China's commerce ministry has launched an investigation into beef imports in December,

China Merchants Ports Holdings is building its global capacity by taking over Brazil’s only private VLCC terminal. The group said in a Hong Kong Stock Exchange filing it was acquiring 70% of Vast Infraestrutura for $448m. The seller is investment company Prumo, which will retain 30%.

Vitor Ito clinches Brazil's 12-2 win over China with an RBI single to right in the 7th.