Brazil says US order removed most Brazil pulp exports from 10% tariffs

ReutersSep 11, 2025 11:25 PM

SAO PAULO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The United States issued an executive order on September 5 removing most Brazilian pulp exports from a 10% tariff, the Brazilian Ministry of Industry, Development, Trade and Services said on Thursday.

The Trump administration raised tariffs on most U.S. imports from Brazilian products to 50% from 10% in August, but wood pulp products were previously excluded from that increase.

The ministry also said that most Brazilian exports of "nickel-iron" were also removed from the 10% tariff with the September 5 order.

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