The Brazilian government reduces import tax on milk and other dairy products

Published 2022년 5월 26일

Tridge summary

The Brazilian government has announced a 10% reduction in import taxes on 6,195 tariff codes, affecting various sectors including dairy, beans, meat, pasta, cookies, rice, and construction materials. The move, aimed at mitigating the economic impact of Covid-19 and the Ukraine war, will be in effect from June 1 and will be temporary, lasting until December 31, 2023. This resolution, part of Resolution No. 353, is expected to have significant positive impacts on the country's GDP, investments, imports, exports, and foreign trade, according to the Department of Foreign Trade (Secex). However, the reduction will not apply to mozzarella cheese due to pressure from the dairy sector.
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Original content

The Federal Government decided, this Monday (23/05), to reduce by another 10% the rates of Import Tax on 6,195 tariff codes of the Mercosur Common Nomenclature (NCM). The measure directly affects the dairy sector, as it covers goods such as UHT milk; milk; sour cream (cream); yogurt; butter; spreader for milk products; butter butter oil; grated or powdered cheese of any kind; moldy cheeses (blue) and other cheeses with veins obtained using Penicillium roqueforti; among other dairy items, in addition to beans, meat, pasta, cookies, rice, construction materials, among others from the block's Common External Tariff (TEC). The exception is only in mozzarella cheese, whose tariff exemption was revoked after pressure from entities in the dairy sector. The Government's objective is to alleviate the negative economic consequences resulting from Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine - mainly the high cost of living of the low-income population and the increase in the cost of companies that ...
Source: Milkpoint

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