Brazil’s beef industry is bracing for a tougher year after China imposed import quotas that fall below recent trade volumes, prompting analysts to cut production forecasts. Banks and consultancies say the limits will force meatpackers to curb slaughter this year,

Since China’s announcement, Minerva shares have lost over 7%, more than other industry peers due to its largest exposure to the Brazilian market. JBS, which has a large percentage of revenues coming from other regions including the US, saw shares fall roughly 4% in the same period.

Kevin Duling of KD Investors says soybeans saw some short covering and technical buying but got a fundamental push from rising Brazilian basis levels. Traders are reporting China has not booked much of its soybean supply for December and January as high ...

The Brazilian government still does not know whether beef in transit to China will be considered part of the new import quotas that were announced by Beijing last week, a government official said on Tuesday.

SAO PAULO (Reuters) -China has approved imports of Brazilian sorghum, an official at Brazil's Agriculture Ministry told Reuters, adding that the first cargos could be shipped this year, providing an alternative to plunging U.S. exports sooner than expected ...

(CNN) — The 50% tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump on many Brazilian products took effect Wednesday, a situation that China is already taking advantage of by opening its market to Brazilian coffee, one of the products most affected by the ...

Envision will supply customized 8.xMW Galileo artificial intelligence wind turbines -- among the largest single-capacity units deployed in Brazil -- to a 630 MW wind power project of Casa dos Ventos, Brazil's largest renewable energy developer, the Chinese firm announced yesterday, without unveiling the project’s timeline and investment amount.

Brazil has evidently gazumped discussions in Australia to establish a self-managed China quota management plan, designed to avoid triggering China’s recently-imposed 55pc tariff on out-of-quota exports for the next three years.