United StatesOrder excludes certain Brazilian farm goods from added tariffs
Beginning with qualifying entries on November 13, 2025, certain Brazilian farm products are no longer subject to the added tariff under the earlier order.
What it does
Certain Brazilian agricultural products are excluded from the added tariff imposed under Executive Order 14323. The exact products appear in an updated annex.
The Secretary of State must continue monitoring the Brazil-related emergency and coordinate with other agencies to carry out the tariff changes.
Argument forExcluding some farm goods could lower added import costs for U.S. businesses that buy those products from Brazil.
Argument againstBecause the order changes tariff treatment only for listed goods, importers may face added recordkeeping and uncertainty about which products qualify.
More detail
The order removes certain Brazilian agricultural products from the additional tariff. The change covers goods from Brazil listed in the updated Annex I to Executive Order 14323. Any duty refunds must follow federal law and U.S. Customs and Border Protection procedures. Agencies must carry out the order within their legal authority and available funding. The tariff changes apply to goods entered for consumption, or taken from a warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. Eastern time on November 13, 2025.
The Secretary of State must monitor the emergency, report possible reasons for further presidential action, and coordinate implementation with other agencies. The duties apply to the Secretary of State and the listed trade, economic, homeland security, and national security officials. Implementation must follow applicable law and may use presidential powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The Secretary of State may delegate authority within the State Department.
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History
- 2025
- Nov 26Published in the Federal RegisterPublished
- Nov 20Signed by President Donald TrumpSigned
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